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Conservative activists are speaking out against a so-called "Queer Prom" for Latino youth tonight in Chicago.The event at the National Museum of Mexican Art is being billed as a dance for "LGBTQ youth" (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning), but adults are also invited. Lambda Legal, the group Latinos Progresando, and a homosexual bathhouse known as "Steamworks" are among the sponsors. Mario Diaz of Concerned Women for America says Latino groups should be finding ways for Hispanics to pursue the American dream, not promoting homosexual activity."The fact that an adult homosexual bathhouse is sponsoring it – I mean, these are children still, young people; and this bathhouse ... is only available for homosexual adults ... is appalling," he exclaims. "As a Hispanic and Latino young man in this country, I feel very offended by it. It goes against everything my community really stands for," Diaz contends.Diaz says he has never met a Hispanic family that would want their children involved in the anonymous homosexual activity that ostensibly occurs at Steamworks. He believes homosexual adults are actively attempting to recruit Latino teens for their dangerous lifestyle. "Because homosexual activists are aware that the Hispanic community is not really on board with their agenda, they have tried to do many things that are just 'under the table' type things," Diaz laments. "They try to go to legislatures of different countries and different places, and they try to do things without making a big fuss about it because they know, in the public square, they would lose their battle." Peter LaBarbera with Americans for Truth About Homosexuality suggests that, by sponsoring the teen event, the homosexual bathhouse Steamworks is likely "marketing to future clients."As in the days of Noah...
