Chaplain’s BDSM Workshop Faces Blowback
at Christian College
Posted By: Beardo, 11/13/2023 2:58:02 PM
From Memphis comes word that Rhodes College alumni were whipped into a frenzy over a BDSM lecture that was set to be hosted by the school's chaplain. (snip) Beatrix Weil, the chaplain at (the) Memphis-based school, had posted a message inviting students to attend a seminar titled, "BDSM 101." And, no, that's not an acronym for "Best Darned Spiritual Mentor." (snip) "We canceled the proposed event Friday as soon as it came to our attention," a college spokesperson told me. "It was not a college-sanctioned event."
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Scholarships and Grants of Students Who
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