Years of persistence and thousands of small steps together will culminate for nearly 3,000 Boilermakers at Purdue University’s three Winter 2022 Commencement ceremonies Dec. 17-18 in Elliott Hall of Music.
however. of course. so colorado springs is a mostly conservative city, or largely cove city, with a history in some corners of lgbtq anti-lgbtq activism. it s home, for example, to the family research institute that has been designated an anti-lgbtq hate group. what is what are you and other leaders doing to try and reassure members of the colorado springs community that they re safe there? well, we re taking action. we are showing our support not just through, you know, making comments of love and support and prayers, but we re taking action. so for example, we received there was an outreach to us by the head of the sea to sea flag project, the sacred flag project. and they offered in solidarity and support to our community
presumably james, held the suspect until police arrived. he told the times he went into combat mode, adding that during the ensing fight he yells for other patrons to help him. a man grabbed the rifle and moved it away to safety and a drag dancer stomped on the gunman with her high heels. the suspect identified as anderson lee aldrich remains in custody at a local hospital. he s being held without bond. formal charges have not been filed yet. saturday s violence has devastated colorado springs small but vibrant lgbtq community. an attack on a loving and inclusive space in an intensely conservative city that s home to several military installations and a longtime mecca for evangelical christians. it s the headquarters of the right wing christian organizations focused on the family and the family research institute. the latter has been identified by the southern poverty law center as an anti-lgbtq hate group. the horror came the night before club q was set to hold an