Posted on 03/31/2014 12:32:50 PM PDT by massmike
An upcoming LGBTQ seminar at the University of South Carolina Upstate (USCU) will teach students How to Be a Lesbian in 10 Days or Less and will focus on LGBTQ cultural mores.
According to the schools website, theater artist Leigh Hendrix will perform her one-woman show, How to Be a Lesbian in 10 Days or Less, to kick off the sixth Bodies of Knowledge Symposium and Conference.
The show is a one-hour performance that follows Butchy McDyke, a motivational speaker and expert lesbian, as she deftly guides her captive audience in an exploration of self-discovery and first love, coming out, lesbian sex, queer politics, and a really important Reba McEntire song.
Hendrix encourages her audience to shout Im a big ol dyke! in a show that is one part instructional seminar, one part personal story, and one party wacky performance art.
The symposium is funded by outside grants as well as university funds according to Dr. Lisa Johnson, the Director of the Center for Womens & Gender Studies at USCU.
Dr. Johnson declined to discuss what percentage of the funding was coming from the university.
Until you call and ask how much money has been spent on heterosexual literature, Im not going to answer that question, Johnson told Campus Reform.
Earlier this month, the South Carolina House of Representatives voted to cut almost $70,000 in funding for two public universities, including $17,142 from USCU, over literature containing gay themes.
The symposium will also include presentations of papers from students, faculty, and community members on topics related to LGBTQ lives and culture.
In a historical moment that defines gay, lesbian, and trans according to highly assimilative models, we hope to document, analyze, and disrupt this too-easy cultural knowingness about what it means to be, become, advocate for, recognize, or represent any element of the LGBTQ community (as if there is one unified community), as well as the various identities included in, compelled by, or excluded from that community, reads a call for papers.
Suggested topics include queer places and regions, and LGBTQ uses of social media such as the queerness of instagram, the transness of tumblr, displays of compulsory heterosexuality on Facebook, and the lesbigay selfie.
Scheduled talks during the conference include Trans, but Not Like You Think and The Extraordinary Lives of Bible Belt Gays. The two panel discussions are titled Queer Moods, Moody Queers and How to Be Queer.
This is what is going on in our Universities these days- a hard sell to indoctrinate , procure and coerce impressionable young students into homosexual activities.
If there are any students in the audience who are below the age of 18 that “teacher”in the video , Butchy McDyke, should be arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
If this were a guy doing the recruiting, there would be a charge of rape or hostile environment coming along soon.
Our Universities need to be scrutinized a lot more closely.
When my daughter was in her first year she had to attend mandatory gay life life style courses and study a book called “Queer Theory” in her first year classes as part of the Modern Languages curriculum.
In the old days, when your daughter brought a new boyfriend you cleaned your shotgun in his presence and ominously warned him to “take care of your little girl”.
The world has degenerated to the point where you now almost have to consider begging him to keep her heterosexual.
Charming. We just had that “Sex Week” crap at UT-Knoxville. When the legislature demanded accountability, the left went apeshit. These folks are completely out of control.
I think they have to join a softball team or take up golf,too.......
Ping.
It’s interesting how we all have different knowledge of what makes a lesbo! To get dark for a second: another way to become a lesbian is to get breast cancer. They have it in spades.
“Butchy McDyke, motivational speaker and expert lesbian”.
Expert lesbian? Really?
The only thing you left out was the Black Motorcycle, preferably a Harley.
Your boyfriend, husband leaves you because you are too bossy, then you cannot find a man for the next year or so.
Seriously, what is the correlation?
Of course the LGBT mouthpieces would vehemently disagree and claim that lesbianism is inborn. Most of the time, they would be wrong.
“Butchy McDyke, motivational speaker and expert lesbian.
Expert lesbian? Really?
Must be similar to “Master Baiter”
Countdown....5 - 4- 3 -2 -1 before this is playing in public schools to 11 year olds.
Ephesians 5:3
3 But among you there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality, or of any kind of impurity, or of greed, because these are improper for Gods holy people. 4 Nor should there be obscenity, foolish talk or coarse joking, which are out of place, but rather thanksgiving. 5 For of this you can be sure: No immoral, impure or greedy personsuch a person is an idolaterhas any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God.[a]
Most lesbians I have known admitted to a trauma such as being molested as a child or rape. I don’t think I’ve ever met one who had a healthy relationship with her father.
I do know women who told me of extreme peer pressure in college to have a girlfriend.
“expert lesbian?”
do we want to know how she qualified for this title, or?
(gee, we used to celebrate expertise in science, or in medicine, or in engineering, or in carpentry, or in metallurgy, or in truck driving, or in making cars or?)
It may have to do with not having children. Apparently, and I’m no expert, the risk is higher in women who don’t have kids. But maybe now that gay couples can adopt, the numbers will drop!
“cultural knowingness?” Uh...K...
this has got to be parody, right? I mean, if I were writing a comedic scenario about such things, this is exactly what I would write.....
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