Baylor University Students at February 2021 Sit-In for Diversity & Inclusivity, including members of Baylor GAY - The Unofficial LGBTQIA+ Club at Baylor University
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At many religious schools, colleges, and universities, LGBTQIA+ and other marginalized students suffer discrimination, abuse, isolation, and hardship. If this describes you, you are not alone. We are in this together.
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REAP fights for the safety, bodily autonomy, justice, and human rights of LGBTQIA+ and other communities marginalized at many predominantly white, taxpayer-funded religious schools and colleges. Using campus organizing, storytelling through podcasting, documentary film, and speaking and preaching on campuses throughout the country, REAP empowers students, faculty, staff and alumni at these institutions to advocate for human rights, while shining a light on the dangers and abuses of a major educational pipeline of white Christian Supremacy.
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The Religious Exemption Accountability Project is proud to partner with these organizations across the country in our work to support LGBTQIA+ students at religious colleges and universities.
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