The Montana Board of Regents unanimously approved the addition of sexual orientation and gender identity to the Montana University System’s non-discrimination policy.
The policy change will affect all campuses within the MUS and provide protection to staff, faculty, and students, according to a press release on Monday.
Clayton Christian, the MT Commissioner of Higher Education, said, “That is our hope that we send the right message that they are welcome and embraced and part of our overall state community, one that certainly has open doors and welcoming doors for the Montana University System.”
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Meanwhile, Marilyn Marler–conservation lands “expert” at UM–is busily spraying the land with pesticides. Hey! You can die of cancer—young—no matter what gender sends your minute hand spinning! (and no one says a word…._)
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