Pl Burke ’98 had a qutsential Notre Dame unrgraduate experience: He was vice print of his hman class, a cheerlear, a rint assistant and a mp tour gui. He dated women and had an active social life. “I had a very typil, Notre Dame, heteronormative experience, and really enjoyed ,” says Burke, a marketg profsnal who liv near Philalphia. He didn’t pay attentn to the mp discsns about Notre Dame’s atmosphere for gay and lbian stunts and whether there should be a regnized stunt group to reprent their needs. “I wasn’t out to myself, so I certaly wasn’t out to others,” says Burke, who realized his mid-20s that he was gay. He me out to his extend fay and iends at age 30.…
Contents:
- NOTRE DAME ENHANC SUPPORT FOR GAY AND LBIAN STUNTS
- COMMTEE FOR GAY AND LBIAN STUNTS REANIZED
- GAY RIGHTS REVISED
- GAY MEN EARN UNRGRADUATE AND GRADUATE GRE AT THE HIGHT RATE THE US, STUDY SHOWS
- NOTRE DAME, CATHOLIC UNIVERSY, WEL GAY ATHLET IN NEW CAMPAIGN
NOTRE DAME ENHANC SUPPORT FOR GAY AND LBIAN STUNTS
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COMMTEE FOR GAY AND LBIAN STUNTS REANIZED
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PFLAG is the first and largt anizatn for lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer (LGBTQ+) people, their parents and fai, and alli. The It Gets Better Project is a nonprof anizatn wh a missn to uplift, empower, and nnect lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer youth around the globe.
The Natnal Black Jtice Coaln is a civil rights anizatn dited to empowerg Black lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr people. The Human Rights Campaign envisns a world where lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer people are ensured equaly and embraced as full members of society at home, at work, and every muny. Perm me two stori om my mistry at Notre Dame over the years, both volvg gay difference to language and attentn to others’ experienc and digny might be terribly, sfully harmful.
A few years back, the Divisn of Stunt Affairs ved someone to talk to staff members about his experience as a gay stunt at Notre Dame.
GAY RIGHTS REVISED
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Over the past two s, the Universy of Notre Dame has strived to advance s unrstandg of and support for stunts who intify as Gay, Lbian, Bisexual, Transgenr, and Qutng (GLBTQ).
GAY MEN EARN UNRGRADUATE AND GRADUATE GRE AT THE HIGHT RATE THE US, STUDY SHOWS
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In this regard, the Universy ow a tremendo bt of gratu to the members of the Standg Commtee on Gay and Lbian Stunt Needs and to the Core Council for Gay, Lbian, Bisexual and Qutng Stunts for their longstandg efforts to create and sta a healthy and clive mp for all. The Universy affirms the Church’s posn that persons who intify as gay or lbian “mt be accepted wh rpect, passn, and sensivy.
Wh the Church, the Universy ntu to note “the distctn monly drawn between the homosexual ndn or tenncy and dividual homosexual actns” (The Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons, 1986, #3). Wh the Amerin Bishops’ Commtee on Marriage and Fay, the Universy fends that “Generally, homosexual orientatn is experienced as a given, not as somethg eely chosen.
NOTRE DAME, CATHOLIC UNIVERSY, WEL GAY ATHLET IN NEW CAMPAIGN
All people are created the image and likens of God and th posss an nate human digny that mt be acknowledged and rpected” (Mistry to Persons wh a Homosexual Orientatn, USCCB, 2006).
As a rult, “Homosexual persons are lled to chasty” and to “iendship, ” and should cultivate “the virtu of self‐mastery that teach them ner eedom” (CCC, 2359).