Stonewall, Diversity Role Models and similar organisations are doing wonderful work sending members of the community, such as myself, into schools to be beacons of It Gets Better, but that only reaches schools that already care enough to seek us out.
"Today, it should be a beacon of fact; it is not expected to be impartial about threats to the security and safety and to the lives and limbs of the people of this nation".
It was those newcomers who turned the statue into the beacon of love it was never supposed to be and forever attached to it in spirit, if not actuality, a poem of philia at its most expansive.
If the United States is going to continue to be the beacon of democracy, it must realise that the beacon beats with a digital heart these days – and it must engage accordingly.
Philip Let me be your beacon of certainty: It depends.
"During the second world war, the BBC was a beacon of fact; it was not expected to be impartial about Britain and Germany.
During the Second World War, the BBC was a beacon of fact, it was not expected to be impartial between Britain and Germany.
Israel has always been a pillar of stability in the Middle East, and as a strong beacon of democracy, it stands side by side with the United States in facing today's challenges for a better tomorrow for all of us.
But, if the Court has always been a beacon of hope, it was, especially in the early years, a blood-stained battlefield in which critics were the principal enemy.
Two warnings: you'll probably need a reservation, and since this place is a beacon of chic, it's the one lunch spot in town you may want to spruce up for.
