Filmmaker Dean Hamer has a short documentary up on Current Studio, It Ain’t Natural, about Willie Wilson and his infamous anti-gay sermon.

Interviewed, between snippets of the unhinged sermon delivered by Wilson to his congregation, are a female illusionist and a queer war veteran. They take Wilson to task for his hateful ignorance, and call for Wilson and the bigots in the religious black community to wake up.

Dean said he made this as a tribute to Coretta Scott King, a strong advocate for civil equality for gays and lesbians, a point too many “civil rights” leaders today choose to ignore or brush aside, including her own daughter Bernice. I’ll be happy to be wrong about this, but I expect that during King’s funeral there will be no mention of her work on behalf of gays and lesbians in the long list of accomplishments of this great woman.

Show Dean some love and give the film a “greenlight” at Current so that it can go to air on the Al Gore-founded network. More on CurrentTV/Studio here. The channel is actively looking for content from the LGBT community.