Sheesh, and we all thought that Mormons were into polygamy.
John Amaechi still has fond memories of Salt Lake City despite his struggles over two seasons playing sparingly with the Utah Jazz and often clashing with his coach.
The community balanced it all, said Amaechi who earlier this year became the first former NBA player to acknowledge he is gay.
In memoirs published in February, he calls Salt Lake City “the hippest, gayest place east of San Francisco.”
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That should definitely help Mitt Romney’s standing among Democrats.
Well, Salt Lake City is about 50% Mormon right now, while all the suburbs that surround it are closer to 70-90%. The 50% that aren’t Mormon tend to be quite the opposite: Liberals, punks, University of Utah professors, far-left environmentalists and of course homosexuals.
Polygamy, polyamory, poly sci … it’s certain somebody’s getting screwed.
Please don’t categorize ALL Mormons as being wild and crazy - that is being ignorant. EVERY religious group has their share of all kinds of people. Get a grip on reality and face it. No group is above reproach.