U. Central Florida Hosts ‘Trans Week of Visibility Clothing Drive’
“Clothing drives can make or break the difference in how happy you are this semester”
Didn’t people used to do clothing drives for the homeless and needy?
Campus Reform reports:
University of Central Florida hosts ‘Trans Week of Visibility Clothing Drive’
On March 26th, the LGBTQ+ Student Support Services and Lavender Council at the University of Central Florida (UCF) held a “Trans Week of Visibility Clothing Drive.”
The web page advertising the vent, which noted that the it was “[f]unded by Student Government,” asked attendees to “[p]lease bring any unused, clean clothes that you want to donate.”
The Lavender Council is “a student advisory board that serves as a liaison between students, faculty, and staff and LGBTQ+ Services,” and the LGBTQ+ Student Support Services is “an entry point for anyone looking for resources relating to sexual orientation or gender identity.”
Describing the purpose of the event, one of the organizers from the Lavender Council said: “It is for everyone. Especially for those who maybe don’t have clothes that make them feel comfortable, clothes that go along with their different identity, or they’ve just maybe needing [sic] to get new clothes and they can’t,” according to NSM Today.
“Clothing drives can make or break the difference in how happy you are this semester, whether or not you can be the person you want to be, because not all of us have the money to buy a whole new wardrobe . . . It could save someone’s life potentially,” another participant said.
In a Facebook post advertising the event, the UCF LGBTQ+ Student Support Services invited students to “[j]oin us this Trans Week of Visibility by coming to get gender-affirming clothes and expressing your authentic selves through style” and also stated that “LGBTQ+ Student Support Services is funded through Activity and Service Fee as allocated by Student Government.”
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Here’s a few bags of clothing for your drive. You’ll find that most of the garments have had material removed from the chests and crotches. But you’ll take them and be happy, or I’ll tell everybody you’re a pantsphobic.
It did say week of VISIBILITY, right? No complaining.
Did they raid a nearby drag show wardrobe department?
How does this play in the so-called Palestinian Encampment?
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