MSA is having HerStory Night. We invite all folks to come and tell their story as a woman. Journals provided for all participants and dessert.
See you Thursday, March 31st at 6:30pm in Babcock Formal Lounge!
Join us next week, March 2nd, for our first Women's History Month event "How We Show Up"! Meet alumnae and hear their journey through the College of Wooster and beyond.
Native American History Month: •Princess Nokia is an American rapper and artist, also known as Destiny Nicole Frasqueri. They are afro-Indigenous, and has Taíno roots. She identifies as bisexual and gender non-conforming, and they are active in queer movements for liberation.
Native American History Month: Joy Harjo is a poet, playwright, musician, and speaker. She is the incumbent U.S. Poet Laureate in U.S. history and is the first Native American to hold that honor. A member of the Muscogee Nation belonging to the Hickory Ground community.
Celebrating Native American History Month with Susan Allen. The first openly lesbian Native American to win a state legislature race. She serves in the Minnesota Legislature after assuming office in the House of Representatives. She was elected in 2011.
"Sunday October 3rd". A white text box reads
"Sign up: https://t.co/xBM0rjEsMy $5 deposit requested to hold seat. Deposit returned on the day of the event. Sunday, 10/3, Return by 4pm, Location: Pride 821 (Canton)
Questions? Cost concerns? Email Hannah at [email protected]"
Join SGI and RSL at a drag brunch this Sunday (October 3rd) from 11am-4pm. Watch a Drag Show, eat brunch, and meet the Drag Queens! Transportation is provided. Submit this form by noon tomorrow, if interested in attending! https://t.co/xBM0rjEsMy
The three drag queens are pictured from left to right with their names Kaleigha (in a red dress), Danyel (the host of the event in a gold and navy colored dress), and Mona (in a light green dress with feathered sleeves). Large text displays the date of the event….
CDI: Sexuality & Gender Inclusion invites students, faculty, and staff to join us as we travel to Akron Pride this Saturday, August 28th! Spots are limited and are on a first come basis (only 40 seats on the bus)! Go to https://t.co/1fsqosF4aC to reserve your spot! 🏳️🌈
(Cont.)The date of the event and the link are provided under the rainbow words. The bottom section reads
“Pick up in Babcock Circle @ 9am
Return to Campus by 5pm Questions? Contact Hannah in SGI at [email protected]”.
..who led the Stonewall Riots of 1969, and made possible the progress that has gotten us to where we are today. Honor them by remembering how far we have come and how far we still have to go.”
As June ends, we celebrate the origins of Pride. The first Pride was a riot.
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Happy Pride 2021! June may be designated as Pride Month, but Pride is more than a month- it is a celebration that should continue year round. CDI looks forward to celebrating Pride and individuality with all students, faculty, staff, and alumni this school year!
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