On April 5, 2014, I had the honor of delivering a speech at a Stanford University conference on “communicating family values.”  I showed up with a surprise companion – a progressive musician I would have never thought could be an ally.  On that day, she became not only an ally, but a friend. Another Conference, Another Flash Mob The summit planned by Stanford’s Anscombe Society was the latest theater in the all too predictable culture war.  The conference organizer, Judy Romea, survived an effort partly orchestrated by GLAAD to block the event, because gay activists considered the inclusion of Ryan T. Anderson and me as speakers an affront to the campus queer community. The Stanford queer students’ group claimed that my presence might cause homosexuals on campus to commit suicide.  Their proof of my dangerousness was the same roster of out-of-context quotes the gay lobby has always used against me. Judy Romea told me she...(Read Full Article)