Montana Lesbian - High Profile Investigative Blogger, Crystal L. Cox, based in Montana Comes Barging Out of the Closet.

I use to think of Missoula Montana and the University of Montana as one of the most Open Minded, Tolerant, Lesbian Friendly and Gay Awareness places in Montana.

However, once that is put to the Test I NOW believe one hundred percent that the University of Montana enables, supports, justifies and covers up extreme Hate Crimes against Montana Lesbians, and seemingly - blatantly with No Remorse. As they wait for the Death of a Montana Lesbian to WAKE them the FUCK up.

Recently in the Montana Lesbian News, the Missoula Montana News we See "Anti-Discrimination Ordinance Proposed in Missoula " at this link
http://www.keci.com/Anti-Discrimination-Ordinance-Proposed-in-Missoula/6402625

and "Human rights group wants sexual orientation non-discrimination ordinance in Missoula"

at this link
http://www.missoulian.com/news/local/article_3549638a-183b-11df-8aaa-001cc4c002e0.html

The thing is Montana Courts, Law Enforcment and the Judicial Process does not uphold the law or protect the Victims in Montana in ANY way... but instead enables Crimes against Lesbians in Extreme Anti-Discrimination and Deliberate attacks on the life, the livelihood and the quality of life of Montana Lesbians. In fact the Montana Courts at ALL levels and the Montana Law Enforcement actively participates in Crimes and Deliberate Discrimination against Montana Lesbians.

This new Ordinance if it passes .. make sure it does not give you false illusions and make you feel Safe in Missoula Montana as a Montana Lesbian...

As if to suggest that Missoula Montana is a Lesbian Friendly, Gay Friendly sort of Town when in fact it is quite the opposite when it comes down to Real Civil Rights, Human Rights, Hate Crimes Against Lesbians and protecting the Rights of Montana Lesbians in any way really.

It does not Matter what so ever if there is feeble City Laws or Ordinances that ban Discrimination against Montana Lesbians...

The Missoula Police Department, the University of Montana Police, and the University of Montana President and Staff... well they HOP to it... to Aid and Abet in the Blatant Obstruction of Justice and Denial of Due Process to Do whatever other Corrupt Montana Courts tell them to do in the Blatant - Hate Crime Attacks Against Montana Lesbians.

Hate Crimes are Illegal in Montana, Lesbians are a Protected Class? Are They...?? The University of Montana and the Missoula Law Enforcment Task Force DO NOT seem to have to pay any attention to those Montana Laws or the Civil Rights of Montana Lesbians.

The University of Montana actively participates in Defamation, Hate, Attacks on Lesbians in Montana... this is a Fact..


Discrimination in the Missoula Montana Justice System is Blatant, Obvious, Deliberate, and there is No End in Site, Missoula Ordinance of NOT.

There is no Protection for the Rights of Montana Lesbians in the Missoula Law Enforcement at any level. It is not about the Law, but about the pressure from the Corrupt Courts to Keep Victims in their place... the facts of a case DO NOT matter in Missoula Montana, the Law Enforcement in the Missoula Police Department and the U of M Security Department - They answer to a Higher Power, and that is the Obstruction of Justice, Denial of Due Process, Attack on Civil and Human Rights in Other Montana Counties, Courts at all levels.....

The Truth is NOT a Defense or a Factor in Missoula Montana in ANY way when it comes to the Rights of a Montana Lesbian. There are No Civil Rights for Lesbians in Missoula Montana.

Yes I Am
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For those of you Who Did not Know
that Investigative Blogger,
Crystal L. Cox
was and is,
in Fact a Montana Lesbian -
Well Here is Your Breaking
Montana Lesbian News.
Yes I am a Lesbian...
AND
the Truth Remains to Be the Truth.

Whether I am a Lesbian or NOT

Crystal L. Cox
Investigative Blogger
Crystal@CrystalCox.com
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Hannah Free - Lesbian Movie - Even at Death’s Door, a Lesbian Couple Still Find Peace Elusive.

"In “Hannah Free ,” a clanking, sudsy tear-jerker about longtime lesbian lovers languishing in the same Michigan nursing home in the 1990s, Sharon Gless plays Hannah, a cantankerous resident prevented by the staff from visiting her partner, Rachel, who lies in a coma after a stroke.

But Ms. Gless, 66, is much too young and vital to be playing a character who is probably 20 years older (Hannah and Rachel were childhood friends in the 1920s, before Rachel married and had children.) Her broad, hammy portrayal of a free-spirited butch lesbian bridling against authority conveys the same punchy heartiness she brought to Debbie Novotny, the mother of a gay son in “Queer as Folk.”

The movie, directed by Wendy Jo Carlton, began life as a play by Claudia Allen, who adapted it for the screen. Scenes in which Hannah converses at length with the younger incarnation of Rachel (Ann Hagemann) make no attempt to disguise their origins on the stage.

In flashbacks, Rachel, already a widow, continually berates the younger Hannah (Kelli Strickland) for repeatedly leaving to see the world. Rachel is happy to stay in the same small Michigan town where the two women grew up amid raised eyebrows and whispers.

“Hannah Free” is what used to be called a problem play. The issues it addresses include the condescending treatment of the elderly and Christian proselytizing to the bedridden, the generational divide in attitudes toward homosexuality, the attempts of strait-laced family members to freeze out a same-sex partner at the end of life, and the final decisions for patients on life support.

An angelic rescuer appears in the person of Rachel’s great-granddaughter Greta (Jacqui Jackson), who helps Hannah defy the rules laid down by Rachel’s puritanical daughter Marge (Taylor Miller). Greta represents an enlightened younger generation for whom sexual orientation is no big deal.

HANNAH FREE

Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

Directed by Wendy Jo Carlton; written by Claudia Allen, based on her play; director of photography, Gretchen Warthen; edited by Sharon Zurek; music by Martie Marro; production designer, Rick Paul; produced by Sharon Gless, Ms. Marro, Ms. Carlton and Paul Roesch; released by Ripe Fruit Films. At the Quad Cinema, 34 West 13th Street, Greenwich Village. Running time: 1 hour 26 minutes. This film is not rated.

WITH: Sharon Gless (1970s-’90s Hannah), Taylor Miller (Marge), Ann Hagemann (1930s-’40s Rachel), Maureen Gallagher (1970s-’90s Rachel), Kelli Strickland (1930s-’40s Hannah) and Jacqui Jackson (Greta). "
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Source of Post
http://movies.nytimes.com/2009/12/11/movies/11hannah.html
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