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On Allegheny College's Response to the Death of George Floyd

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Willie Gore
6 years ago

Class of 2010

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Allegheny, just like all of us, can and must do more to end systemic oppression in America.

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Lisa Carlson
6 years ago

Class of 2014

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Maranda Nemeth
6 years ago

Class of 2012

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adrienne quinn nelson
6 years ago

class of 2013

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Cecilia Bruni
6 years ago

Class of 2015

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Erin Zehr
6 years ago

Class of 2019

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Rachael Finigan
6 years ago

Class of 2017

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Mark Ams
6 years ago

faculty

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Stephonia Keys Owolabi
6 years ago

Class of 1973--I support totally this petition and expect that Allegheny seriously will commit to make those changes that are transparent and truly humanistic, not lip service!!!

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Allyson Saval
6 years ago

Class of 2014

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Abbye Palmer
6 years ago

Alumni 2014

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Lauren Karl DiPeppe
6 years ago

Class of 2013

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Gena Frank
6 years ago

Class of 2014

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Emily Kauchak
6 years ago

Class of 2021

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Amelia Lord
6 years ago

Class of 2014

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Kaleigh O'Rourke
6 years ago

Class of 2015

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Josephine Washington
6 years ago

Class of 1974

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Jack Ohrman
6 years ago

Class of 2017

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Quinn Wright
6 years ago

That senator Graham was given the award for civility in politics is a disgrace. That should be revoked. Allegheny - the college on the hill - should be yelling from the hilltop that black lives matter. Rural PA needs voices for progress to be loud not hidden away on a hill top.