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Ever since I came out as bisexual last November, it seemed as though my life got a little crazier and more complicated. I am a fairly open person so I obviously do not mind sharing what I am thinking, but …
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Over 150 undergraduate students, faculty, and advisors from colleges and universities from around the country, including from Charlotte’s universities, will flock to Charlotte this summer for the ninth annual Camp Pride and fifth annual Advisor Bootcamp on …
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A few weeks into my first semester at Yale, back in 1976, I was walking to lunch in my residential college, when I ran into a group of freshmen on their way to Commons, the largest dining hall on campus. …
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Refocusing National Attention on the HIV Crisis in the United States National HIV Testing day is June 27th and is right around the corner – A day dedicated to promoting HIV testing among all individuals and to encourage people to take …
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Coming out as a lesbian two years ago was the hardest decision I ever made. I had lived the first 21 years of my life trying to ignore that side of me, hoping if I didn’t acknowledge my sexuality then …
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The University of Louisville (UL) School of Medicine announced that, beginning in August, they will begin a pilot curriculum by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) that will focus on health issues specific to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, …
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Homophobia can seem rampant in the world of student athletes, but Jeff Sheng, in his new book FEARLESS: Portraits of LGBT Student Athletes, is a brave look at those student athletes that live openly and proudly. The book combines portraits …
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Out On The Fields, the world’s first international study on homophobia in sports, has revealed widespread discrimination against lesbian, gay and bisexual Americans, ranking the United States the worst English-speaking country for homophobia in sports. The report, which included interviews …
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