Queer students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) find support and information at an online resource from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
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Despite waking up late (the dogs didn't wake us up!), Kate and I are here at the Equality NC Conference, held at the University of North Carolina - Greensboro.
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Unfortunately, only a handfulof historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have recognized LGBT student groups.
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MassResistance, one of the Christian right organizations listed as anti-gay hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, has filed a bill to eliminate a Massachusetts state commission created to protect LGBT students.
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She may no longer be America's most well-known Governor, but Sarah Palin is still making the rounds as if she's the cream of the crop of the political world.
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Almost 90 percent of LGBT students experience some form of abuse or bullying in schools, whether it's physical or emotional.
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I've posted quite a few times about Kevin Jennings, the gay man who was appointed to the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools on the back of his life's work to make schools safer for LGBT students.
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It's time to brag on someone who has made quite an impact on progress we've seen here in North Carolina.
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Obama fired Van Jones, and now the wingnuts (does anyone else think the plural of "wingnut" should officially become "angry mob"?) smell blood.
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A pair of University of Georgia education professors have produced a new film to give viewers a glimpse into the lives of teenagers bullied because of their sexual orientation or the way they present their gender.
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Brent Hartinger at After Elton reviews the 2009 version of Fame, which roughly follows the same structure of the original by following a group of students from freshman to senior year.
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Members of the LGBT community are putting pressure on the Algoma District School Board in Ontario Canada to implement an anti-LGBT discrimination policy.
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Look out for adverts mocking the infamous phrase "that's so gay" by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN).
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By Erin Kaplan Western Herald The Office of Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgender (LBGT) affairs is hosting the 2009 Rainbow Reception and Resource Fair this Tuesday, Sept.
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September is here… the summer is over and schools all over the world are now back in session. But for LGBT students and their allies, returning to school isn’t always a favorite time of year as unfortunately there still remains discrimination, intolerance, and homophobia on campuses and in classrooms from high schools to colleges to [.
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A school district
in Herkimer, N.Y. has agreed to take immediate action
to protect openly LGBT students before the academic year
begins in September.
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by John CorvinoFirst published at 365gay.com on August 21, 2009
A friend writes, “I’m coordinating a safe-space training at [an urban public university].
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“24″ Star Cherry Jones to Receive Point Courage Award at Organization’s Annual Los Angeles Benefit
Point Foundation (Point), the nation’s largest scholarship-granting organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students of merit, today announced the recipients of its Courage and Inspiration Awards.
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Fromme Date: Would-be Ford assassin Squeaky Fromme is set to be paroled on Aug. 16. Fromme never even fired at Jerry, but Sarah Jane Moore, who did, was already released.
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School will soon start again, and countless LGBT youth will return to classrooms all over the country.
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