“So, we thought what can we do instead of that? And the idea came up: why don’t we hand out a pride flag?” Guillot also told CNN what she told Menjares when receiving her diploma and handing him a flag. “It started just as a conversation among students that we didn’t really want to shake the president’s hand at graduation,” Seattle Pacific University student and organizer Chloe Guillot tells CNN. Students and alumni have been taking part in a sit-in outside of the president’s office, the rainbow flag graduation gifts for president Pete Menjares was just the next step in their ongoing protest. “The board acknowledges that there is disagreement among faithful Christians on the topic of sexuality and identity.” Cool cool cool cool cool.
“The decision means SPU’s employee conduct expectations continue to reflect a traditional view on Biblical marriage and sexuality, as an expression of long-held church teaching and biblical interpretation.” It also ends on this. The statement continues with the following.
