The LBGTQ club was such a warm-hearted and welcoming club, they are extremely inviting. They have an LBGT history month where they do all sorts of things allowing people to be informed about the LBGTQ community and what actions they can do to help or if they need any help. The day that I went, the club actually met up in the lobby and had a march outside the campus which was very interesting and sweet. This club allows you to meet people and allows you to get out of your comfort zone. This club’s history month activities include of, open mic where people are welcome to come sing, do poetry, etc. Aswell as a meet and greet day, exploring the LGBTQ culture, the gay and lesbian corp concert and many more activities. These activities are up around the school if anyone is interested and also is posted on the Baruch student life page.
I don’t usually like clubs and the fact that this club made me feel so welcomed and not overly pressured to be a part of everything they are doing was very new and nice. Most clubs I’ve been to are very pressuring and this club doesn’t really want kids to “Fit in” with the crowd, they like uniqueness and want you to stand out, whether it be in the way you talk, you dress, your personality. This club is very welcoming and you don’t have to be gay, trans, bisexual, or even questioning your sexuality to join, you can simply join to be a part of the LGBTQ family.
