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It’s the season to be jolly, merry and gay. It’s also an important time of the year to support LGBTQ organizations who support the community in any way possible so that they can continue to offer the community vital services, solace and more.
Matthew Shepard, a young man who was tied to a fence, beaten and tortured in 1998 in a field near Laramie, Wyo. will have his cremains interred in the National Cathedral in Washington on Oct. 26.
News briefs from across the Carolinas and beyond for 09.21.18.
Measuring an institution’s commitment to equality for its LGBTQ students and staff is no easy task. There is no shortage of top-10 rankings or attempts to apply star ratings.
Across the nation, there are many organizations that serve as support systems and resources for youth, allies and adults.
I never thought I would do drag — or write a monthly column called “Dishing with Buff Faye.”
Proceeds will go to benefit Campus Pride’s work advocating for LGBTQ youth.
Watch Campus Pride’s Shane Windmeyer, Senate candidate Mujtaba Mohammad, and the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Ryan Lenz discuss the issue with host Mike Collins.
College rankings are available and an LGBTQ-focused course is available in the spring.
