Gay? Fe By Me
Contents:
- GAY? FE BY ME T-SHIRT PROJECT RETURNS TO WTERNU
- ‘GAY? FE BY ME’ T-SHIRTS GA STUNT SUPPORT AT MAE HIGH SCHOOL
- ‘GAY? FE BY ME.’
GAY? FE BY ME T-SHIRT PROJECT RETURNS TO WTERNU
BRUNSWICK, Mae -- When a high school math teacher hung a t-shirt ntag the msage, “gay? fe by me” her classroom, she was expectg might elic some reactns, but was surprised when dozens of stunts said they wanted a t-shirt like of their own. * gay fine by me *
For the send year, Lambda & Friends gave away ee “Gay? The club, which promot the acceptance of and provis support to lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr (LGBT) stunts, faculty and staff at WternU, also held a luncheon speech about allied health re. “Gay?
“It stat what your opn is, but don’t state whether you’re gay or not, ” he said. The Gay? Fe By Me T-shirt project started at De Universy sprg 2003 rponse to the perceptn that the mp was homophobic.
‘GAY? FE BY ME’ T-SHIRTS GA STUNT SUPPORT AT MAE HIGH SCHOOL
A group of iends gave away the T-shirts wh an anti-homophobic msage to more than 2, 000 mp and muny members. More than 75, 000 shirts have been distributed at more than 250 llege mp and high schools, bs, relig muni and civic anizatns, said Andrew Nurk, executive director of the Gay?
By publicly clarg their support for LGBT people, those who wear the shirts make the statement that homophobia will not be tolerated their muni, he said. The theme for Natnal Comg Out Day 2007 is “Talk About It, ” acrdg to the Human Rights Campaign, the natn’s largt gay, lbian, bisexual and transgenr civil rights anizatn. This year also marks the 20th anniversary of the 1987 Gay and Lbian March on Washgton and the unfurlg of the AIDS Quilt on the Natnal Mall.
Every medil stunt will see lbian, gay, bisexual or transgenr patients, regardls of where they practice or what field they enter, Kntel said. Jerry Miller, whose son me out as gay four s ago.
‘GAY? FE BY ME.’
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She found out about the event om her high school's Gay-Straight Alliance. BRUNSWICK, Mae — When a high school math teacher hung a t-shirt ntag the msage, “gay? McKell Barn, a first year math teacher and softball ach at Bnswick High School said she has orred 160 more of the bright yellow t-shirts, which she plans to sell at the school and on Facebook wh profs gog to the school’s gay-straight alliance, reported the Bangor Daily News.
On March 16, Barn and the rt of the school’s faculty attend an -school workshop on the topic of creatg a safe and acceptg school environment for gay, lbian, bisexual and transgenred stunts.