The event was the talk of campus for at least a week after, spawning several articles in the student newspaper, a post-event protest in the middle of campus, an anti-YAF talk on civility by Baylor’s president, and some professors and donors being disabused of the notion that Baylor is, as it claims, “unapologetically Christian.” 
Baylor is now seriously considering chartering the LGBT group which tore down our flyers and threatened our members, thereby abdicating its traditional Christian principles and endangering YAF’s position on campus. That said, we have no intention of letting up. Despite this being our chapter’s first semester on campus, Baylor YAF currently boasts 85 members and we’re on track to surpass 100 by the beginning of May. Baylor students are finally waking up to the hateful tactics and anti-conservative policies of the University. This is only the beginning for us.
