Word: queered
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Second, it is a mistake to pretend that racism and sexism exist only outside the queer community. By failing to address these issues, the organization would be prepetuating within its own sphere the discrimination found in society at large...
...organization which strives to represent the entire queer community on campus, the BGLTSA can and should facilitate dialogue between its diverse membership. Only by recognizing the backgrounds of all of its members can the BGLTSA even begin to approach Campbell's goal of achieving acceptance for all queer people. NICOLE L. DEBLOSI '99 RACHEL E. KRAMER '99 March...
Given the incredible diversity in BGLTSA membership, one must ask: What do all members of BGLTSA have in common? For, ultimately, it must be this connection, this shared perspective, that will unite the queer community...
When BGLTSA leaders attempt to achieve other political goals, they do their members a great disservice. Those who identify themselves as queer represent all socio-economic backgrounds, all races, religions and political beliefs...
...diminished role for BGLTSA in the future. The organization is splintering and nothing can stop that process--those with common interests will unite in Girlspot, Cocktails, Spectrum, Bagels and other issue-oriented queer groups. BGLTSA will survive only if it can assure its members that its only goal is to serve the entire queer community as a united entity. It can do this if and only if it focuses on what unites that community...