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...groups and a Black students business association that wished to set up a minority resume bank. A Vietnamese magazine received funding. And, as a Salient cover story pointed out last week, The Foundation also gave money to support HQ, a forum for bisexual, gay and lesbian issues, and The Rag, a feminist magazine...
...these guidelines, a number of organizations shouldn't get grants. Among them are HQ and The Rag, magazines about issues that are dubiously intercultural or interracial...
That's not to say that HQ and The Rag don't deserve funding. Both do; both are are valuable because they introduce different, non-mainstream views into campus discourse...
...editor and founder of HQ, Harvard's only magazine dedicated to bisexual, gay and lesbian issues, I must respond to an article written in the February 15 issue of the Harvard Salient which criticizes the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations for its funding of HQ and The Rag, a radical feminist publication which, to be sure, has the right to speak for itself...
Throughout, HQ and The Rag are lumped together as similar publications, when in fact, as most would concur, they have different styles, different methods and different objectives. The Rag has a political agenda which revolves along the axis of radical feminism, whereas HQ, though necessarily forced to make political statements on behalf of bi/gay/lesbian peoples, attempts simply to provide a voice for the members of our diverse community. This voice is vital, heterogeneous and too often silenced or ignored by homophobia...