Documentaries on LGBTQ

[Dave]

I love watching documentaries and I figure that it's a nice way for people to learn. I use Netflix so all the ones I'm listing are available on instant queue (or at least were at one point...I can't guarantee they won't be removed).

1. The Butch Factor. This documentary is about being a gay male who is stereotypically masculine as well as one FtM and how being "male" is different from life as a female.
2. For The Bible Tells Me So. This documentary features various pastors and priests who speak on what the Bible actually says regarding homosexuality and how current interpretations are not only wrong, but hateful and harmful. Also featured are families with lesbian and gay children and how they dealt with the information.

[Kass-ID]

I love Documentaries as well.

Some of my favorites (also seen on Netflix)

Red Without Blue
One Nation Under God
Small Town Gay Bar
Fish Out of Water
Prodigal Sons
Before Stonewall/After Stonewall
Family Values An American Tragedy

[Kass-ID]

Just watched Trained in the Ways of Men
sad sad documentary about Gwen Arojo(sp)

Best line from the movie was when they asked men and women on the street if they were a man or a woman and followed with "How do you know that?"

People had a surprisingly hard time answering. Seems like a good way to start an argument with someone whose being annoying, because you can always find an example that disproves their reasoning.

[Dave]

Awesome, I definitely need to watch those. I did watch Prodigal Sons, that was interesting. There are more...I need to check my Netflix
Speaking of, are the ones you mentioned on Netflix?

[Kass-ID]

Virtually all of them are. One of my favorite, Red Without Blue, is not on instant view although it used to be.

[Injuro]

Bravo, is simply excellent phrase