Alliance of Queer and Ally Students

Alliance of Queer and Ally Students
Alliance of Queer and Ally Students logo
Founded	1972
Focus	LGBT and straight ally students of Michigan State University
Location	East Lansing, Michigan
Area served	Michigan State University
Formerly called	Gay liberation movement

The Alliance of Queer and Ally Students is a student group for LGBT and straight ally students of Michigan State University. It is one of the oldest LGBT organizations of its kind in Michigan, and began in 1972 as the gay liberation movement. The GLM succeeded in pressuring and advocating for the city council of East Lansing, Michigan to pass, on March 7, 1972, the first-ever LGBT anti-discrimination ordinance in U.S. history.^[1]

References

↑ "East Lansing Marks 40th Anniversary of Gay Rights Ordinance". WKAR. March 6, 2012.

External links

Facebook Page

LGBT in Michigan

Culture	Camp Trans Hotter than July! Michigan Pride Michigan Womyn's Music Festival Motor City Pride Who Wants Cake? Theatre

History & Rights	DeBoer v. Snyder Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act Michigan Proposal 04-2 Michigan Womyn's Music Festival and transgender people Same-sex marriage in Michigan

Organizations	Affirmations Alliance of Queer and Ally Students Equality Michigan LGBT Detroit Michigan Organization for Human Rights (MOHR) Ruth Ellis Center Spectrum Center

Media	Between the Lines Lesbian Connection

By city	Metro Detroit

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