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Thursday, October 1, 2020
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Oct 1Reflecting on whiteness also means examining the systems that uphold whiteness and oppress blackness. Learn about white supremacy and the ways we have to actively work to dismantle it to facilitate a more equitable society. White supremacy isn't just Nazism and the KKK.
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Oct 1"In the Getting it White series, we have to interrogate our role in the systems that uphold whiteness and oppress blackness. Learn about white supremacy and the ways we have to actively work to dismantle it to facilitate a more equitable society."
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Oct 7While we can't meet in person, that doesn't mean we can't stay connected! Join our American Indian Affairs Semester Check-in & Social Hour to let us know how school is going and to catch up! We might play a game or listen to music, too. Hope to see you there! ...
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Oct 7Connect with other Women in Business on campus, meet businesswomen from the community, and learn how you can make a career for yourself in business. This event recurs on 10/21, 11/4, 11/19 https://mnsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e8MxZiO5jmWK4Op
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Oct 7Sign up here: https://forms.gle/yrGh6dsHmK74Fz3Y7
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Oct 8Join our discussion on how politics use contradicting stereotypes of Latinxs for the benefit of their platform.
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Oct 12Join us for group counseling sessions with African American counselors to help distress from the realities of life so that you (students) can focus on being a successful Maverick! Sessions are geared toward pan-African individuals who are impacted by the violence against Black and Brown people, COVID isolation, and stressors of ...
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Oct 12Join on Zoom as a panel of experts discuss living sustainably and ecologically through an Indigenous lens. 2020 Panelists include:- Steve Tamayo of Bluebird Cultural Initiative- Robert Blake of Native Sun Solar- Chance Renville and Kimberly Pelkofsky of Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation Discussions to follow.
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Oct 13With the 2020 elections right around the corner Latinxs are expected to have 32 million eligible voters. Come learn how the Latinx vote could impact the election and how you can register to vote.
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Oct 14Dolores Huerta is a civil rights activist and community organizer. She has worked for labor rights and social justice for over 50 years. In 1962, she and Cesar Chavez founded the United Farm Workers union. She served as Vice President and played a critical role in many of the union’s ...
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Oct 15This presentation will present information and provide historical information on why the Mankato community should buy in on helping rename Sibley Park. Presenter: Dr. Jameel Haque, Assistant Professor of History & Director of the Kessel Peace Institute.
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Oct 15Meet women working in various fields of STEM and learn about their journey!
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Oct 21This session will feature a short presentation about diversity issues with military and veteran students. Please come to discuss and learn about this community! Presenter: Tim Adams, Military & Veteran Student Success Coordinator
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Oct 21Join our panelist as they discuss Afrolatinidad and their experiences with anti-blackness.
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Oct 21The Topix and Chill series is a lunch break discussion with Asian American Affairs and our student leaders. Each month, we discuss different topics centering the Asian American and Pacific Islander experience. For this month, our student organization, Asian American Fitness and Wellness will be leading the discussion.
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Oct 22After spending time learning about our own whiteness, and the system that upholds white supremacy, we need to commit to "doing the work". Explore ways you can be an active and effective anti-racist beyond arguing with friends and family on social media.
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Oct 23While we can't meet in person, that doesn't mean we can't stay connected! Join our American Indian Affairs Semester Check-in & Social Hour to let us know how school is going and to catch up! We might play a game or listen to music, too. Hope to see you there! ...
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Oct 26Join us for group counseling sessions with African American counselors to help distress from the realities of life so that you (students) can focus on being a successful Maverick! Sessions are geared toward pan-African individuals who are impacted by the violence against Black and Brown people, COVID isolation, and stressors of ...
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Oct 27Our facilitator, Skye Vang (pronouns: they, them), will share some basic transgender terminology, talk about pronoun and preferred name use, how to respond if a friend comes out as trans, and share other experiences about how to be an ally to the trans community. Space is limited, so RSVP via ...
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Oct 27Our facilitator, Skye Vang (pronouns: they, them), will share some basic transgender terminology, talk about pronoun and preferred name use, how to respond if a student comes out as trans, share other experiences about how to be an ally to the trans community, and answer other related questions about working ...
