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LOL the tamborine player... People don't ignore the fact that homosexuals are in the church. It's evident but I can say that if someone is gnna preach frm the bible, they hafta preach frm it word for word... they can't sugar coat it just because someone is affected by it. If you are gay and you go to a church that preaches from the bible then you have to be prepared to hear what the bible has to say...

We must stay together as A COMMUNITY

There can be no acceptance and equality until we lead by example and show acceptance and unity within our own community. I just feel like the whole thing is stupid and pointless, transpeople have been apart of the gay community for a very long time if not forever, we all in the gay community start at the same place before anything we all have been or are at one point gay/lesbian or bisexual, it's a part of who we are, so why drop the T or even the L? Why separate to another community? What is there to gain from it? People are still going to view transpeople as gay or the gender they were born anyway, even though that's not the case. I personally think it's rubbish and a complete load of horseshit, especially since not every transperson is like the other everyone has different paths, so why separate people who share one major common thing into another community just because some have a few differences? Most likely the ones who want to be separate consider themselves straight now and if that's the case, why do you even want to belong to a community? Straight people don't consider themselves to have a community so just stay out of a community and be straight, but not all transpeople consider themselves straight so why separate them to their own just because some other gay people don't understand it and some transpeople don't consider themselves to be gay anymore. Overall like I said earlier, what's there to gain from it? The struggles are still the same and we're all the same. I keep saying that gay people can be some of the most hypocritical people because how can you expect to gain acceptance and equality, when you can't accept each other? We can't have equality and acceptance if we don't have unity and acceptance of our own kind, end of story.

I'm not apart of the LGBT community cus I'm straight however I am an ally, but tbh I don't think transgender should be apart of LGB since being transgender equates to gender and gay, lesbian, and bisexual all equate to sexual orientation...trans is who you are or who you identify yourself as while gay, lesbian, or bisexual is who you're attracted to so, but if the person is a trans man which they're men and they're attracted to men then they're gay so they belong in LGB and trans women attracted to women since they're women they would be lesbians so they belong in LGB and trans women or men attracted to the opposite gender are heterosexual.

NCATU isn't in "the city" ... it's in a place with little to no type of "true" gay culture so there's no "safe space" to relax, mingle, and be empowered in. But HBCUs in major cities with a more vibrant gay culture and safe spaces tend to attract a larger population of visible LGBT students. HBCUs such as Texas Southern in Houston, Xavier and Dillard in New Orleans, Morehouse/Spelman/CAU in Atlanta, Howard in D.C. are the top options for most black LGBT students I know. Most gay ppl I know who went to a HBCU, went to one of the schools I just mentioned