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Kyle
Mon, 29 Aug 2016 17:35:04 +0000

As a member of the LGBT community I personally find that the only resource center in the school is offensively named Queer Resource Center. In no place at no time in the history of LGBT civil rights movement have I seen anyone ever be okay with being called a Queer. But if it's done by it's own community it's acceptable. I personally am offended by the entirety of the resource center as well as the school for allowing students to have it named as such. Regardless of the help you're trying to bring, it is socially inappropriate to refer to a homosexual as queer. Just as it is offensive to call them a faggot. They are not descriptive words I have known anyone to be comfortable with when they are being referenced to. That's why I will not, have not, and don't ever plan on using, attending, or being associated with the resource center. It isn't a welcoming comfortable place when it calls me a queer. As a human, I think someone needs to reconsider the naming of a place that's suppose to be welcoming. As well as more student body actually associating with the resource. It's always tucked into a corner where nobody can find it if you're attending a campus for the first time, or if you go to SE campus, the center is NEVER open. This resource isn't much of a resource at that point. Thanks.