LGBT activism groups can access millions of dollars in U.S. taxpayer money to promote the homosexual and transgender agenda, thanks to a State Department grant program.
"The Global Equality Fund is a unique and effective public-private partnership comprised of like-minded governments and private sector entities dedicated to advancing and defending the human rights and fundamental freedoms of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex persons around the world," the department's website states.
It also "Provides critical resources to civil society organizations and human rights defenders, including those working to increase the visibility and empowerment of queer women, transgender and other gender diverse people, intersex people, and members of other marginalized LGBTQI+ communities," the website adds.
"Organizations and activists in foreign countries were eligible to apply. Awardees may use the $750,000 to $1.5 million to fulfill the 'strategic framework' of the Global Equality Fund," The Daily Signal reported.
"This framework includes projects that 'empower' local LGBT movements, prevent 'violence, discrimination, stigma, and human rights abuses' against LGBT individuals, promote 'full social inclusion" for them, and address 'critical issues of justice.
'" There will be up to six groups awarded money from the $5 million pot.
"The State Department exists to promote U.S. interests and values abroad, including tolerance for diverse beliefs," Simon Hankinson told The Daily Signal.
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