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This essay analyzes mainstream discourse about the Equality Ride movement, a form of student anti-homophobia activism sponsored by Soulforce in which activists lead demonstrations about the heterosexist policies at conservative colleges and universities. A feminist rhetorical reading of several newspaper articles about the movement concludes that mainstream characterizations of the movement reify patriarchy by marginalizing the activists, focusing on the activistsÂ’ arrests, and unfairly framing some of the schools as especially hospitable.