After BYU Revives Antigay Honor Code, LGBTQ Students Urged to Transfer
A crowdfunding campaign was launched to help LGBTQ students leave Brigham Young University.
March 06 2020 1:25 PM
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A crowdfunding campaign was launched to help LGBTQ students leave Brigham Young University.
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