Don Grundmann accidentally called his group, which is trying to hold a 'straight pride' event in California, a "totally peaceful racist group."
The head of the National Straight Pride Coalition accidentally called his organization a"totally peaceful racist group" to laughter from those gathered at a California city council meeting on Wednesday night.
"We’re still working on a few items related to our normal due diligence relating to these types of applications," he said. "Our culture is under attack on multiple fronts, such as just being men. There's so-called toxic masculinity. There's actually college courses being taught that men are an inherent problem, there's something wrong with them," he said."We're saying that it's OK to be a man. It's OK to be a woman. It's OK to have a natural family, a man, woman and children.
Should the event be approved by the city council, Reeves said that doesn't mean the city is endorsing the"positions made by any of the speakers."
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