You're kind of quoting me out of context. I meant that there was not a single agenda for the huge number of people that might be described as gay, lesbian, bi, transsexual, transgender, queer, ally or whatever initials you put into this. A group of people at the U of MN, for example, might have an agenda which has some kind of goals that has something to do with gay/lesbian, etc rights. However, a group at the U of FL would probably have a different set of goals for gay/lesbian, etc.

The group at BYU would have yet a different set of goals for gays/lesbians, etc., rights.