Top 50 listing features the “Best of the Best;” Number of top-rated schools increases to 50, based on growing progress in creating LGBT-friendly campuses
(Friday, August 15, 2014) Campus Pride announced today the annual Campus Pride 2014 Top 50 LGBT-Friendly Colleges & Universities….
Thank you for this important resource! If you’re college-bound soon, this is a list to bookmark!
Campus Pride releases 2014 Top 50 List of LGBT-Friendly Colleges & Unviersities
Trust me, I know exactly how you feel. Internet comments are our enemy. I get really disheartened whenever I see them, because it makes me wonder how we can win against such a hateful mass of people.
Thank you, thefinalmanifesto. It makes me feel a little better knowing I’m not alone in this. I usually avoid places I feel are made for restless people to do nothing but ridicule things they don’t understand. But I checked out this site because I couldn’t believe their ‘mission’…to keep library books out of the reach of the public because they don’t think the content is ‘appropriate’… trying to control people’s access to information. Just another way of controlling their minds. And to call something ‘awful’ because they don’t personally like its material or subject theme… The quality of a book shouldn’t be determined by someone’s emotional reaction. Especially a book that simply seeks to present new findings and facts, REALITY in place of destructive myths. That’s a good thing. If they don’t like it all they have to do is avoid it, but to deny other people’s rights to access this information is downright oppressive and only suggests by extension that discrimination against minorities is acceptable.
(This is an old post I made on August 2014, about a website that reviews library books. It is about censorship)
Not going to lie.
This site make me sick.
⬆ These arrogant people sitting around judging others by their own limitations in understanding… I was just looking around for a good source of information about cousin marriage throughout history and I came across a book, then this page. I wanted to write a comment so badly but that option no longer comes up (old post I guess)… I’m glad not everyone in the comments below are completely ignorant.
But it makes me so sad to see some of the things said by a person that had cousin marriage in their own lineage… that’s how deep the stigma goes – that it would even cause someone to make judgements about their own family members. Sad, when even strangers that have never had it in their family are capable of being more sympathetic.
Books like this are so necessary in brining to light a topic that has so many misunderstandings attached to it and presenting it just as it is. It’s unfortunate that some people’s one-track minds can’t process the possibility that someone can love their cousin as their #1 choice of a partner, not as a last resort or due to GSA or because they were the “safe” option…
I feel like the key to getting grandchildren and children to accept the cousin marriage of past relatives is to come out early. Not too early that it’s incomprehensible to them, but not so late that they have already internalized the blindly perpetuated stigma.
I’m going to try and forget the anger I feel towards the haters and read the book because I feel I can learn something from it and share some valuable information with more open-minded people who know what empathy is.
only in Canada would you find ads about homosexual rape on a bus.Catch the fuck up America
They dont have this in America?
We don’t even have ads against heterosexual rape in America who are you kidding.
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“We shouldn’t use labels!”
“Let’s stop labeling ourselves!”
“Labels are just pointless and restrictive words!”
Ok but like… I actually want to be able to put a name to what I’m experiencing, okay? If you don’t want to use labels that is completely fine and you should definitely do whatever feels comfortable, but please don’t dismiss labels altogether, because some people want and/or need them. Thank you.
Both heterosexuals and homosexuals view bisexuality with misunderstanding, mistrust, hostility, and alienation. These scenarios do not leave bisexuals in the situation often referred to as ‘‘having the best of both worlds,’’ because ‘both worlds are closets’.
from Attitudes and Self-Images of Male and Female Bisexuals by Carol D. Bronn
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Jsyk: Bisexuality is not Diet Gay or Queer Lite, and if you think that, or think bi people can’t be radical queers, you need to get your priorities in order.
I made this! For the gay side of this blog. 🙂 I hope you like it.
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