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Univ. of Michigan Band Blares LGBTQ+ Support in Halftime Show

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homecoming halftime show dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the university’s Spectrum Center — a space at the school that supports, advocates, and educates around LGBTQ+ topics.Music from the performance included hits from Diana Ross, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston, Madonna, Kim Petras, Andrew Gold, Sister Sledge, and Cyndi Lauper.John Pasquale, a professor of conducting and the director of the university’s marching band, told The Advocate that he wanted to make a public statement in support of his students and in support of the Spectrum Center.“I was proud to do it,” Pasquale said. “We just, as a community, came together and there it is.” He said the show took about seven to eight months to plan and coordinate.“The point we were trying to.

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