Back in October 2017, when I was a sophomore at UNC-Chapel Hill, I took a Women and Gender Studies class on leadership in violence prevention....[Read More]
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I remember as a young girl, I never thought of myself as being Indian. I remember watching movies about Indians on TV like Pocahontas and...[Read More]
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LGBTQIA+
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Afro-Latinx
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