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Donuts & Dildos!

Come support CQA as we sell Krispy Kreme donuts for charity. If you buy a donut, your dollar goes to the Ali Forney Center for LGBTQ homeless youth, and you get an extra raffle ticket for First Friday. Donuts are $1 each. 9AM – 5PM outside Butler.

event link: http://www.facebook.com/events/306973595993376/

Fred Who? Fred Karger’s Going Viral Wednesday!

Special Speaker at Next Meeting | Sunday @ 2pm

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Quick note: we have a really special guest at our upcoming meeting! Fred Karger, an activist who made it known that the Church of Jesus Christ and Later Day Saints (LDS – a.k.a. Mormons) played a huge part in the Prop 8 funding, will be coming to speak to the Queer Alliance at our weekly meeting. Karger is also currently involved in a presidential exploratory committee; he is considering an independent run for the Presidency of the United States, and would be the first openly gay man to do this. It should be a really interesting meeting, so I hope you can all make it.

Where: Stephen Donaldson Lounge in the basement of Furnald Hall

When: 2pm on Sunday, September 19

FIRST GENERAL BODY MEETING: SEPTEMBER 12 @ 2pm

Hi CQA Fans,

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Intercultural Resource Center on W. 114th Street

Here are the details on our first meeting! Everyone is welcome to attend. You’ll get to meet this year’s board, as well as

learn about the dozens of opportunities to get involved and start your own LGBTQA initiatives within CQA.

Where: The Intercultural Resource Center (IRC), floor 2 conference room

Address: 552 W. 114th Street (across from Lerner Hall)

When: 2pm on Sunday, September 12

Please email CQA president Sean Manning Udell (smu2106@columbia.edu) with any questions that you might have about the meeting.

And First Friday is TONIGHT!

Tell President Obama and his DOJ to NOT Appeal the DOMA Verdict

As you have probably heard, yesterday a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled part of DOMA to be unconstitutional (the part defining marriage as between a man and a woman!). Because the federal government was the defendant in this case, President Obama can direct the Department of Justice to stand down and refuse to appeal this historic victory.

Please sign the petition (link below) started by the Courage Campaign this morning urging President Obama to let the ruling stand. Also, forward this link to your friends!

http://www.couragecampaign.org/page/s/DontAppeal

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