Crandall University defends “sexual purity” requirement

Policy effectively bars GLBTQ staff

by Josh Dehaas





Crandall University defends “sexual purity” requirement

  1. If a religiously-oriented university can get away with “legislating” the morality of staff, what else does it do? Does it have restrictions on what can be taught, what areas faculty can research, what students can say and write?

    It’s also worth noting that Crandall’s approach appears to bar common law relationships, single adults who date and are sexually active, and those who practice alternative lifestyles.

    In my opinion, these kind of restrictions or requirements do not belong in a university in Canada, and government funding should be shut off immediately.

    *** Please note that these are my personal views and do not reflect those of my employer. ***