Why does student debt need to be cancelled when schools have this kind of cash to spend on LGBT programs?
Campus Reform reports:
‘Binding for Beginners’: University spends over $200k on LGBTQ+ initiativesIndiana University’s (IU) Indiana University Foundation (IUF) is allocating $208,700 towards 10 LGBTQ+ initiatives at five IU campuses through its Queer Philanthropy Circle Grants.Funded projects include a ‘gender-affirming closet,’ hormone therapy, ‘sexual holistic’ healthcare, an LGBTQ+ Studies speaker series, and a queer media program.IU’s Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs tweeted on July 6 that the grant funding would “support diversity and inclusion efforts across Indiana University.”The gender-affirming closet at IU Bloomington provides LGBTQ+ students with free clothes that match their perceived gender identity, including dresses, tops, bottoms, bras, shoes, outerwear, and accessories like headbands and bracelets.IU Bloomington’s LGBTQ+ Culture Center, another funding recipient, offers trans video tutorials, such as ‘Binding for Beginners,’ ‘period advice for trans guys,’ ‘Queer Polyamory’ and ‘Asexuality & Aromanticism.’Medical care initiatives funded by IU include “access to gender-affirming hormone therapy.” They are intended to create “a holistic therapeutic environment to address physio-psychosocial needs that can arise in individuals as they journey along their gender and sexual selves.”
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