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Home » The Latest from CSE » When Discrimination …

When Discrimination Occurs, You’re Not Alone

July 17, 2011 in Advocacy and Crisis Response by Jasmine Beach-Ferrara

Part of CSE’s message to LGBT folks across the South is that when anti-LGBT incidents occurs, you are not alone. But it also takes courage to report such incidents. Thanks to Olivier Odom for her courage and persistence in reporting an incident of discrimination that she experienced at Dollywood’s Splash Country recently. She took the step of reporting this through CSE’s mapping system which tracks anti-LGBT incidents across the country.

Please help share the word about this resource with LGBT folks and allies. Reports can also be submitted anonymously. CSE reaches out to anyone who submits a report to help them access support resources, as they would like.

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