this isnt oppression olympics you dont have to compare suffering all the time.

Lord....

This makes no sense. Some gay people are accepted by their families and may not even want to get married vs a black man in Alabama who is racially profiled every single day? Who's struggle is harder? You don't know what anyone has to truly go through other than yourself. It varies for each person. ALL minorities still face alot of **** every single day. Don't go there.

Some where though actually...there was even selectiveness based on how dark you were.

Nobody denied the history of black people, but today, things are different. Yes, there's still exist discrimination, but not by law. That resumes all. Maybe the "gay comunity" in those countries with discriminatory laws, are going to start what black people do in the past to get more equality, specially in LAW terms.

Yes and no. Yes in the sense that gays are the group fighting for equality now, but no in a lot of ways. Gays haven't experienced anywhere near the magnitude of hate that blacks did. I think that's partially because it's easier to hide your sexuality than it is your skin color. Black people couldn't pretend to be white like gays can to be straight. But I tell you this, if being gay wasn't something you could hide and everyone knew just looking at you, the hate would have most definitely been far worse. Still probably not as bad as what black people went through though.