Pride is liberation, and liberation is for all of us. It's not just for the *queerest*, it's not just for those who earn it, or prove themselves, or are visible enough. It's not just for the loudest of us and it's not just for those of us who have suffered and have been punished the most for our queerness. It's not only for those of us who know we are queer-- it's also a light for those who are still yet to find their way out of the dark.

Pride is liberation, and liberation is for all of us. Pride is for you, too.

This is the problem right here:

"In a friendly call between Jones and McDaniel, the two spoke about the . . need to have differing views on the airwaves."

People don't need "differing views."

They need facts.

The way MSNBC presents "news" the facts gets lost in an avalanche of opinions, speculation, and conjecture.

They are making their viewers less informed and angrier.