McMillen tells The Advocate that a parent-organized prom happened behind her back - she and her date were sent to a Friday night event at a country club in Fulton, Miss., that attracted only five other students. Her school principal and teachers served as chaperones, but clearly there wasn't much to keep an eye on.How sad. And how terribly cruel.
They had two proms and I was only invited to one of them," McMillen says. "The one that I went to had seven people there, and everyone went to the other one I wasn't invited to."
Last week McMillen asked one of the students organizing the prom for details about the event, and was directed to the country club. "It hurts my feelings," McMillen says.
Two students with learning difficulties were among the seven people at the country club event, McMillen recalls. "They had the time of their lives," McMillen says. "That's the one good thing that come out of this, [these kids] didn't have to worry about people making fun of them [at their prom].
thoughts from a basset hound-loving writer who supposedly destroyed civilization by marrying his partner
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Can these folks get any lower?
Pam's House Blend is covering an Advocate story about the cancelled Mississippi prom and the lesbian teenager who wanted to attend.
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