-Monday In-Depth
Brand
( onlmucd Irom Pj^f H
gender issues .ilso would mi
I in i V(> tin1 'niversits Huber
said
I IitI it s i i>11 <It*itn! ili.it
tiit*\ re going In Has*' those nth
it i lassos mi rat i.i! anil gcntlei
issues lull people also need In
know a howl disabilities she
said
I qual ro«|uiremonls
(i.\ I ,.\ < o direi lor laiurel
Sharp also said i nurses dealing
with gas and lesbian issues
should be available lor stu
dents and she already has tried
iliiMli i esslully to get sui I)
classes ottered
"1'he reason is the\ don't
( house course content on the
basis of sexual orientation, but
tiles do on the basis ol mini
and sex," she said "Really
the\ were |iist being
homophobic and obviously
unconcerned about the issues
"I tliink lh.it the course re
i|ii i renient should i nclude I lie
studs ol gay and lesbian i ill
lure " she added
Brand said the requirement
probable will incorporate gay
and lesbian issues 1 tail
imagine a good course on gen
der issues would tout ll otl
those sub|ei Is he said
Hut Sharp noted that i lasses
c urrently tillered which should
bring up gay and lesbian issues
tail to mention them at all
"II I go to one lilt ire c 1 x 11
rights i lass where the professor
doesn't talk about gas and les
Irian t is il rights I’m going to
spit." Sharp said, adding that
education about gas and lesbt
an i one erns is important be
cause there has been a distinct
lac k ot It ill the past
Che cjualits ot education
about these issues c ouid be im
proved d the I nixersits would
rec rent gas and lesbian lac nils
as well as women and people ot
c (dm Shat |> said \\ llh all the
talk about rec renting and retain
mg minuiits lac nils the 1 ni
s eisits has not mentioned gas
and lesbian tat lilts
It you .ire hirttig .1 proles
snr vim should he li.ippv tli.it
11n • \ .n r ,i lesbian hfi ause thru
experieill f is vei'V Valuable .ll .1
mm ersitv Sli.irp said
I .isk Ion ■' skeplii ism
Hr.mil s.ml tin- Presidential
i ask I'ori f tin ( nil .mil lesbian
( mu fins i if.ilfil ii\ I1.ml
Oltim in Imif 1‘lit‘i, is address
mg SI > 1111 ■ lit tllllSf ISSIIfs lllll
Sharp said shf has mixed find
mgs about tin1 usefulness of
tins task fori f
\l\ Inst impressions ami
maybe it'll gft better are that
it's almost set up to tail sllf
said I or mif thing, there's a
straight white man lai ilitalmg
it and maiiv ot thf pfoplf on
thf task ton f are fat ult\ and
stall w ho stand to lose a lot it
thev re radii al
Moreover. Sharp said task
ton i-s waste tinif talking in
stead ol ac ling on things that
need to be doin' and she said
brand's |u to It! month plan
nmg period is inviting inetti
i min v
' In terms ot him min h there
is to do I think there aie basil
things that an* very obvious to
implement right a\vn\ she
said
Hut Brand said lie wanted to
tie rarefiit to avoid rash mis
lakes Making a mistake ran
br highly iounter prod in live
and doing it right involves a
great deal ol input and time,
lie said
Hut d vmi makr a mistake
it i mild In* no worst* than doing
nothing Sharp ntited Yon
i mild win l>\ doing one tiling
lift ause nohodv believes vou tv
going to do anything
I bis negative altitude is dan
genius to have al the beginning
ol the planning prot ess Wong
said II \mi really don't be
lievr that something is going to
work then you're right It's
not going to work. she salt!
adding that the new idlilinis
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