Christian college students are taking a stand against antigay bigotry on campus

Here’s something you don’t hear about everyday…

A group of brave students from Hope College, a private Christian university in Holland, Michigan, are doing something pretty cool: They’re using social media to shine a light on the homophobia, racism, and bigotry running rampant on their campus.

#95_stories is a student-run social media campaign that allows minority students to submit anonymous one-sentence stories/remarks/confessions about their experiences dealing with bigotry directed at them by their classmates.

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“We want to change the culture and hearts,” Joshua Chun Wah Kam, spokesperson for the group, tells M Live. “I hope as people read these stories they are asking themselves some questions.”

“Am I someone that’s been hurting others? If not reflected in these stories, am I complicit? What can I do to help? How can I be an ally?”

The campaign kicked off on December 1 and will run through the end of the school year.

Scroll down to read some of the heartbreaking responses…

LGBT folk have far fewer resources on campus in the face of both sexual assault and the silent roar of the closet. Tell yours, @Hopecollege. pic.twitter.com/irBuvg2FcM — The 95 Stories Project -Hope College (@95_stories) December 7, 2017

#95_Stories of racism and homophobia at @HopeCollege. No community without candor. Tell yours: https://t.co/g1Bmv11lhn pic.twitter.com/RMwsqTYyA7 — The 95 Stories Project -Hope College (@95_stories) December 1, 2017

Second Story of the day! #95_Stories of racism and homophobia at @HopeCollege. No community without candor. Tell yours: https://t.co/g1Bmv11lhn … pic.twitter.com/e7ihzWzaiw — The 95 Stories Project -Hope College (@95_stories) December 1, 2017

And today's third story! Tell yours: https://t.co/1tzQPKIY3F pic.twitter.com/GkxeYdBb14 — The 95 Stories Project -Hope College (@95_stories) December 1, 2017

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