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A Personal Reflection on Living as a Lesbian at BYU

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To the girl who once asked me for advice on being a lesbian at BYU, I repeatedly have dreams where I wake up in a body that is not the same as when I went to sleep. Something pierced, something amputated—always without my previous knowledge or consent. Most recently, unseen hands puncture my Cupid’s…

Rainbow Academy and Censorship Challenges at BYU

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More than four months ago, I attended the staged reading for a musical called Rainbow Academy . As a queer BYU student, I was shocked to learn that a project about queer experiences was greenlighted by university administration. It was no surprise when I learned that the reading would be held off-campus in a rental…

Dating as a Woman of Color at BYU: Experiences and Challenges

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Within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it’s well known that marriage is a central part of the faith and is highly encouraged of its members. Filled with young students from about 18 to 30 years old who are generally of the LDS faith, it comes as no surprise that BYU has a…

Challenges Faced by Students Who Are Different at BYU

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If you don’t fit the stereotypical BYU mold—straight, white, middle to upper-middle class, active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—you are subject to persecution for your enrollment. Students of color and queer students have reported time and time again that their institution makes them feel unwelcome and unsafe in their learning…

Rainbow Academy: Creating Belonging for Queer Students

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It's almost 7:30 on a Friday night, in the thick of autumn. The audience trickles into a rental space that used to be a church. Stained glass surrounds us on three sides; a sweeping staircase dominates the front of the room. Ten performers sit on the steps, laughing, glancing at their notes nervously. It is…

Black Students Face Disproportionate Impact of BYU Beard Ban

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BYU's dress and grooming standards prohibit all of its students, faculty, administrators, and staff from having a beard. Growing facial hair, other than just a mustache, could result in being reported to the university's Honor Code Office. In Dallin H. Oaks' first address to the student body as BYU president in 1971, he…