Lorraine Brown
administrative assistant | Woodbury, N.J.
“No. I do think it’s a breach of privacy to post the names of anti-LGBT petition signers, especially if they haven’t been given fair warning. They could be harassed. Their family could be harassed. And that’s not fair.”
Danielle Gallo
marketing representative | Queen Village
“No. Everyone has a right to their beliefs. It would have a chilling effect to post people’s name online just because they’ve expressed their beliefs by signing a petition. If they give permission to have their names posted, then it would be acceptable. But otherwise, no. That’s my opinion, no matter what the issue is.”
Mikaela Pricher
student | Manayunk
“No, that’s too intrusive. I don’t think it’s a First-Amendment right to make that information public. People are entitled to a certain amount of privacy. If they have controversial views, they might not want them posted.”
Deana Stuart
development assistant | South Philadelphia
“No. I totally disagree with anti-LGBT activists but two wrongs don’t make a right. Why stoop down to their level and do something irresponsible too? Rise above it. I just wish people would get along, and respect each others’ rights.”
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