Organizer Of Job Fair For Gay MBA Students Seeks To Ban Straight People

The Daily Caller ^ | 29 Jul 2014 | Eric Owens

[mandaladon]

The organizer of a yearly conference for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students pursuing MBAs is in a huff because entirely too many straight students are attending the event, which includes a recruitment fair.

Matt Kidd, executive director of Reaching Out MBA, has also charged that a few attendees made comments that he says some gay people did not appreciate, reports Campus Reform.

For example, in addition to having the temerity to show up while failing to be gay, one straight attendee allegedly said “Dude, I’m not gay.” Another allegedly said: “There needs to be less focus on gay stuff at this event.”

According to Kidd, just one out of 15 students from the MBA program at Rice University who showed up at last year’s gay MBA conference in New Orleans was really gay.

That sole gay student thus felt compelled “to go around introducing himself as ‘the actual gay guy,’” Kidd explained to Bloomberg Businessweek.

Kidd also charged that officials at the College of William & Mary’s business school advised students who were attending the conference to skip most of it and just head straight to the job fair.

“It’s largely done by schools who can’t get companies on their campus,” Kidd, who holds an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business and works in the event-organizing industry, told Businessweek.

Chequeta Allen, executive director of career services at William & Mary’s business school, graciously chose to avoid the bait.

[I want the USA back]

Illegal and unconstitutional.

[SMARTY]

How will they get jobs?

[DJ MacWoW]

If You Want To Keep FR
Support It

[Bucky14]

Worked for some Indian lady I heard.

[a fool in paradise]

No sense in granting access some to some dude who won’t “put out” to get ahead.

[Milton Miteybad]

According to Kidd, just one out of 15 students from the MBA program at Rice University who showed up at last year’s gay MBA conference in New Orleans was really gay.

That sole gay student thus felt compelled “to go around introducing himself as ‘the actual gay guy,’” Kidd explained to Bloomberg Businessweek.

That would have provided at least some element of amusement, once you get past the assumption that being gay in and of itself actually imparts some level of business acumen.

[a fool in paradise]

isn’t exclusion of normal people part of the homosexual agenda?

Are the corporations that participate in this liable to the same prosecutions that the "no gay wedding" photographers are?

[a fool in paradise]

“Gay for pay”

They don’t care, so long as you can pitch or catch.

“Play ball”.

[driftless2]

Heck, I qualify. I’m a gay heterosexual...I’m happy all the time. Does gay have another meaning that I’m not aware of? (snicker)

[Noob1999]

“OK, please form two lines:

Twinkies on the left,

Bears on the right”!

[vpintheak]

DO they not recognize the blatant hypocrisy of something like that?! I know their minds are corrupted, but really?
They want equal rights, but then they want to exclude people?

[POWERSBOOTHEFAN]

I’m confused. I thought the LGTBs didn’t want to be labeled and categorized.