Last summer when we were talking about the BLM appropriation of Toronto Pride, I posted a column written by a gay black man who wrote that he was scared to go anywhere near Caribbana because of rampant homophobia in the Toronto Caribbean community. But people only talk about homophobia when it's emanating from white Christian rednecks. I feel like maybe SJ has a point here.
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Clearly, people are talking about homophobia among brown people. You, SJ, the Black guy in your example, and no doubt many more Canadians around their kitchen table, on Facebook, or reddit or discussion forums.
What you seem to expect is that news media go to extra lengths to point out specifically immigrant or "brown people" who are homophobic. No doubt the Catholic Church would also like news media to focus on the homophobia of Baptists and the Baptists would like the focus to be on Protestants and the Protestants would like to focus to be on ... Well, you get the idea I'm sure.
In regards to the Ontario sex education issue, I found several articles about different groups that opposed it. The groups were Catholics, a pro-life group, another Christian group and a Muslim group. To me, that seems to be pretty even handed reporting.
If we've got people talking about homophobia among "brown people" and if the media is reporting on groups that represent "brown people" and have the same opinions as White redneck Christians, what more do you want?