Brendan McDonald is a journalist who writes for various publications including wtf, The College Fix, NewBostonPost, and Campus Reform. His articles cover a range of topics including podcast interviews, social issues, activism, and events happening in Massachusetts.
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Brendan's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, particularly podcasts and interviews. He also covers social issues related to gender, abortion rights, and diversity initiatives at colleges.
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The professor, Abby Ferber, said that the idea of left-leaning propaganda being taught in higher education is a ‘myth.’
The LGBTQ ‘Lavender Ceremony’ has previously featured drag shows.
By: Brendan McDonald
Program will address ‘insidious problem’ with racism in medicine: nurses association
‘Our seniors are an epitome of perseverance, passion, social justice and, most importantly, queer peership,’ the university wrote.
At least three schools in the University System of Maryland are offering identity-based 'Lavender' graduations.
By: Brendan McDonald
The keynote will be delivered by a faculty member from the Women’s and Gender Studies department, a spokesperson for the school told Campus Reform.
By: Brendan McDonald
ANALYSIS: Republican speakers absent at Ivy League universities, most Big Ten universities
The University of Virginia plans to hold a 'Lavender Graduation' on May 16, accompanied by a 'Multicultural Graduation' on May 17.
The graduation ceremonies include an ‘Annual Black Baccalaureate Ceremony’ and a ‘Lavender Graduation.’
By: Brendan McDonald
Segregated graduations will include an ‘UndocuGraduation,’ ‘Lavender Graduation,’ and ‘Latine Graduation.’
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