This is because the Cal Poly administration said "no, we're not getting rid of Chick-fil-a" on campus. It is one of the most profitable chick-fil-a's in the country as well. It's one of 52 chick-fil-a's to make over 2 million in a single year.    > LGBTQI students- I see you and I am so sorry. It is a really difficult time for underrepresented students on the whitest, straightest campus in the CSU. I hope that in this broad conversation the LGBTQI students, faculty, and staff are heard out. Since the Morrill Act (1862, 1890) public universities are meant to represent the people and demographics that they serve. It is difficult work for us to evolve, so I know that ridicule and condescension come from a place of discomfort. That's to be expected. My advice is to prepare for change.      Here's another totally hyperbolic comment from another user    > There's a difference between companies/founders of companies speaking their opinions, and them actively donating to anti-human rights causes, and advocate torture and social exile for a specific group of people. So kindly fuck off    This is my ~~alumnus~~ Alma mater unfortunately.    Edit: wrong words    EDIT 2: clarified the second quote was not from the same user.