But Ian Braly, board secretary of the Pride Center, said it's dedicated to making Wabash Valley inclusive for everyone. He said ISU decided to defund the student positions because of the Pride Center's support and advocacy for the LBGT+ community. "Given the fact that the Pride Center does not discriminate, there is no justification for ISU's actions," Faulk said. "The Pride Center expects the student employees to be similarly affirming and culturally responsive to all persons who come to the Center." This is the second time the ACLU has represented the Pride Center in a lawsuit against ISU.