More fallout at Abilene Christian, coverage by KTXS


ABILENE, Texas — Bullying based on sexual orientation is getting a lot of attention lately, and one student says Abilene Christian University won’t let her publicize anti-bullying events.

“I thought a letter to the editor might work,” Ruth Riggan said. Her letter to the editor of ACU’s student newspaper expressed her difficulties in organizing a gay and straight alliance on campus and her disappointment in not being able to publicize “Ally Week,” a national program devoted to preventing gay student bullying.

“It’s really important for all the students not just the gay ones,” said Riggan.

“We’re certainly not shying away from conversation around the issue of homosexuality,” said ACU’s Dean of Students Dr. Jean-Noel Thompson.

Full article and video at KTXS »

Recent Featured Comment

Thanks for the great work for Justice that you are doing at Soul Force. I live in Botswana the last 30 years and we are also going through the process of Justice for all. Keep up the good work. ~JM

Our Tweets

Archives

COMMENT POLICY

We encourage productive dialogue which we believe to be a path to healing & reconciliation. We also intend to cultivate a safe space for LGBTQ people, as well as women, people of color, non-Americans, and all other groups & individuals experiencing oppression.

Designed & Developed by Be Gee M  

© 1998 - 2012 Soulforce is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit