Samford President Beck A. Taylor "shared his fear that allowing OUTLaw to exist, participate and be seen on campus would invite future opportunities for LGBTQ+ individuals to ‘advocate for a larger agenda’ that the University is ‘simply not willing’ to allow," according to OUTLaw's statement.
November 01, 2022 at 03:32 PM
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LGBTQ+ law students and allies at Samford University’s Cumberland of School Law have been fighting for the past year to have an official LGBTQ+ organization on campus but got formally denied by the parent school in late October.
Al.com broke the news last week, reporting that Samford University denied the student application from the law school group, called “OUTLaw.”
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