More News from the Equality Ride


From the Canton Rep

Lesbian and gay advocates brought a message of equality Friday to Malone University.

The faith-based university does not permit homosexual activity on campus, per its student conduct policy.

Soulforce, a nonproft organization, visited the campus to promote safe education for its community. Supporters advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community and — in this case — students.

They have been on a national bus tour, the 2010 Equality Ride, stopping at faith-based colleges across the country.

Caitlin MacIntyre, director of the Equality Ride, said they hope to build relationships with schools and create a safe place for all students.

Friday’s daylong event at Malone was not open to the public.

MacIntyre, 21, said her group wants LGBTQ students at Malone to feel affirmed by God, “that being queer and Christian are not mutually exclusive,” she said.

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  • Skylark

    Thank you so much, Equality Riders! I greatly enjoyed getting to know you at New Vision this weekend and know you were a force for truth and inclusion at Malone. Back to regularly scheduled life today, for me, and that was a bummer. It will not, shall not, can not end here. You got the ball rolling, and those of us still here must add momentum. Praise God! And come back any time!

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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

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