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===LGBTI Bundling===

===LGBTI Bundling===

Exploitation of community organizations often involves a public relations ploy that can be called "''bundling''". Bundling is the homosexual activists’ tactic of wrapping themselves in the cloak of "[[civil rights]]" by sponsoring coalitions of minorities and including themselves as a member minority. Their purpose is to advance the idea that "''sexual orientation''" is a genuine basis for minority status by bundling it together with [[race]], [[ethnicity]], [[gender]], etc. Importantly, the homosexuals almost always place racial minorities as the figureheads of these coalitions to create the impression that their primary interest is the advancement of the legitimate minorities. This is not a difficult proposition, since there are some homosexuals who are also racial minorities. The optimum scenario for the homosexual is a coalition headed by an in-the-closet homosexual of a minority race who can pretend neutrality when promoting a homosexual goal.  

Exploitation of community organizations often involves a public relations ploy that can be called "''bundling''". Bundling is the homosexual activists’ tactic of wrapping themselves in the cloak of "[[civil rights]]" by sponsoring coalitions of minorities and including themselves as a member minority. Their purpose is to advance the idea that "''sexual orientation''" is a genuine basis for minority status by bundling it together with [[race]], [[ethnicity]], [[gender]], etc. Importantly, the homosexuals almost always place racial minorities as the figureheads of these coalitions to create the impression that their primary interest is the advancement of the legitimate minorities. This is not a difficult proposition, since there are some homosexuals who are also racial minorities. The optimum scenario for the homosexual movement is a coalition headed by an in-the-closet homosexual of a minority race who can pretend neutrality when promoting a homosexual goal.{{#tag:ref|cf. "It happened as a result of good strategizing. For example, two black lesbians, Betty Powell of the National Gay Task Force board and Barbara Smith of the Combahee River Collective, attended a conference meeting of the Black Women's Caucus where they gave impassioned speeches supporting that group's stance on problems such as domestic violence and welfare rights. Then they asked the the Black Women's Caucus to support the sexual preference resolution."<ref name="Faderman2015">{{cite book |title=The Gay Revolution: The Story of the Struggle |author=Lillian Faderman |publisher=Simon and Schuster |year=2015 |chapter= |pages=314 |isbn=9781451694116 |url=https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Gay_Revolution.html?id=QWF5CgAAQBAJ |quote=}}</ref>|group=note}}

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