Washington State University (WSU) is offering free “Queer Pole Fit” classes.
The Stephenson Fitness Center at the university is offering the free lessons every Friday.
”Queer Pole Fit is a meant to create a community and environment that helps folks feel safe and disrupt stereotypical ideas about pole dancing,” the class description reads. “Taught by our queer pole instructors, come as you are, and enjoy this fun and challenging format.”
The pole lessons are being promoted as being for “all who identify as LGBTQ+” and their “allies.”
“This is labeled queer. You’re allowed to present however you are, and you will be seen exactly in that way,” WSU Recreation Fitness Coordinator Laura Yasinitsky told the Daily Evergreen.
”We want to break those [boundaries] and create a safe space for people so they can participate and try something new,” Yasinitsky said.
Campus Reform reports:
The university’s LGBTQ+ Student Center is currently celebrating its 30-year anniversary, and will feature an anniversary reception and drag show celebration to commemorate the occasion next month.
”While we foreground the needs of LGBTQ+ students, staff, faculty, and alumnx we serve the entire Washington State University system through training, consultation, advocacy, and coalition building to advance access and equity throughout the institution,” the center’s website reads.
The post Washington State University is Offering Free Queer Pole Dancing Classes appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.