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Fox News' Bill O'Reilly offers up an 'expert' to claim that pink pistol-packing lesbian gangs are terrorizing the nation. A "national underground network" of pink pistol-packing lesbians is terrorizing America. Deploying swift, broad strokes, O'Reilly painted a graphic picture of lesbian gangs running amok. Wheeler, a Washington, D. And they commit a number of crimes. Wheeler asserted that "we've actually counted, just in the Washington, D.

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Dubbed a bloodthirsty she-wolf pack, the African-American lesbians convicted for fighting back against an attacker finally tell their side of the story in Out in the Night. Late one August night in , the always-lurid New York City tabloids had a story on their hands. As they walked by a movie theater, year-old Dwayne Buckle yelled something at the group. When she told him she was gay, a fight broke out. Surveillance footage from the movie theater shows him lunging at Hill and them fighting him off, he rips dreadlocks from one of them, and chokes another. At some point, they walk away, but then turn back and the fight resumes. Hill would later say they saw him reach for his messenger back and worried he had a gun. By the time they were processed into Rikers Island jail the next morning, inmates were whispering about them and holding the morning papers. But the reality is more complex. In Out in the Night , a documentary that made its New York premiere on Wednesday at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, the young women tell their side of the story for the first time. The case, they argue, was a gross injustice, a whirlpool of sexism, homophobia, and racism that was blown out of proportion by a rabid press. The film is their outlet to serve justice previously denied, and a way to clear their names despite a permanent mark on their criminal record.

And they commit a number of crimes. Stop the presses!

Brett Parson of the Washington, D. Wheeler mentions that these gangs are carrying pink pistols. This appears to be a shot at a gay pro-gun organization entitled Pink Pistols, whose mottos are "Armed gays don't get bashed" and "Pick on someone your own caliber. Presenting "facts" that are unsubstantiated is an easy way to create an audience. Unfortunately, fanning the flames of homophobia by creating such a story endangers the lives and livelihoods of homosexuals and those perceived as possibly being gay. All extraordinary news stories require fact-checking, as news stories often "go over the wire" and are picked up by other news agencies, perpetuating a falsehood.

Dubbed a bloodthirsty she-wolf pack, the African-American lesbians convicted for fighting back against an attacker finally tell their side of the story in Out in the Night. Late one August night in , the always-lurid New York City tabloids had a story on their hands. As they walked by a movie theater, year-old Dwayne Buckle yelled something at the group. When she told him she was gay, a fight broke out. Surveillance footage from the movie theater shows him lunging at Hill and them fighting him off, he rips dreadlocks from one of them, and chokes another. At some point, they walk away, but then turn back and the fight resumes.

Lesbian gang

Lyric Cabral by permission. The film tells the story of the New Jersey Four, a group of young black lesbians who were essentially jailed for defending themselves during a homophobic attack. In the summer of , seven friends headed to the West Village to hang out in the New York City gayborhood. A man started sexually harassing femme Patreese Johnson, and when she responded that she was gay and uninterested, he attacked. Patreese Johnson. Lyric Cabral.

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By the time they were processed into Rikers Island jail the next morning, inmates were whispering about them and holding the morning papers. But you're saying this is all over the country, detective? Crossword Newsletters. Similar propaganda techniques have been used by such regimes as Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union , to great effect. I think it is fair to talk about violence and female gangs. Nina Strochlic. All extraordinary news stories require fact-checking, as news stories often "go over the wire" and are picked up by other news agencies, perpetuating a falsehood. Three of the seven women pled guilty immediately and served six months, but four fought the charges, taking the case to court. And it wasn't. From RationalWiki. Previous page. Facts and Fiction The only specific instance of actual violent lesbian gang activity that Wheeler cited on "The O'Reilly Factor" was a May 19 attack on a year-old boy who was stabbed near a transit station in Prince George's County, Md. Titled "Violent Femmes," the sweeps-week segment was so thinly sourced and grotesquely sensationalized that it's difficult to believe that any professional journalist found it to be credible. Report an issue with this product or seller. How customer reviews and ratings work Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.

Fox News' Bill O'Reilly offers up an 'expert' to claim that pink pistol-packing lesbian gangs are terrorizing the nation.

These claims are, as Wheeler suggested, "very, very interesting. For seven years, director Blair Dorosh-Walther filmed the women during their incarceration and after their release Johnson was the last to go free, getting out in after seven-and-a-half years. Wheeler told the Report that he spent seven years in professional law enforcement before going to work as a corporate security officer for McDonald's Corp. They use these. When emotion is set aside and evidence placed at the forefront, the most revealing parts of the case are unveiled toward the end of the film. You gotta spin it to win it Media Stop the presses! Similarly, O'Reilly's introductory mention of a Tennessee lesbian gang called Gays Taking Over that is "involved in raping young girls" appears to have been based solely on a highly dubious Feb. Deploying swift, broad strokes, O'Reilly painted a graphic picture of lesbian gangs running amok. But it was a grueling road to freedom, and one that continues to haunt them. Southern Poverty Law Center. This rare and vintage book is a perfect addition to any bibliophile's collection. According to a June 15 article in The Washington Post , however, two of the three individuals arrested in that assault were teenage males, though the article did note that, "Metro officials said the fight was between two gay and lesbian gangs that operate in Maryland. There is, however, a well-known national organization of gay and lesbian firearms owners called the Pink Pistols.