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The "Y"--Is it a guy with his arms stretched out to heaven, or
is it an arrow pointing straight down to hell? |
10 Top Reasons to Stop Giving Your Money to Brigham
Young University
By Jason Clark October, 2004
- BYU's horrific history of forcing gay students to undergo electroshock/aversion therapy.
- Merrill J. Bateman's appalling claim that he has not "been able to verify" BYU's history of electroshock/aversions therapies.
- BYU's long and infamous history of spying on and entrapping gay students.
- BYU's recent lock-up of gay-related books.
- BYU's current policies designed to harass, discipline, suspend, and ultimately expel any student, professor, or employee suspected of being gay or lesbian.
- BYU's recent harassment and disciplining of gay students for kissing, holding hands, or accepting gifts from same-sex friends, thus showing a double standard.
- BYU's funding, supporting, and condoning of the anti-gay activities carried out by Richard G. Wilkins, Lynn Wardle, and others at the infamous World Family Policy Center.
- BYU's harassment or dismissal of the following professors: Thomas Matthews (gay), Jeffrey Nielsen (spoke out for marriage equality), D. Michael Quinn (historian), Cecilia Konchar Farr (feminist), David Knowlton (anthropologist), Gail Turley Houston (feminist), Brian Evanson (novelist).
- BYU's current promotion of spying through the so-called "Honor Code" system.
- BYU's annual sponsoring of the Families under Fire conference, where so-called "experts" discuss homosexuality as an addiction.
Here's a list of organizations which, unlike BYU, will use
your money to help protect your rights and the lives of gays and lesbians:
Affirmation: Gay and Lesbian Mormons
Equality Utah
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD)
GLBT Community Center of Utah 
GLSEN: The Gay, Lesbian and
Straight Education Network 
Human Rights Campaign
Lambda Legal
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Youth Advocacy Coalition
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
PFLAG 
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© 1996-2008 Affirmation: Gay and Lesbian Mormons
www.affirmation.org
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