On Allegheny College's Response to the Death of George Floyd
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Jessica Morelli
6 years ago
2009
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Jake Wamsley
6 years ago
Class of 2020
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Lora Waybright
6 years ago
Class of 2017
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Brianna Cusanno
6 years ago
Allegheny has failed to address racial injustice again and again. Do better.
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Melissa Mattwig
6 years ago
Class of 2017
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Amelia Perkins '22
6 years ago
To all of Allegheny's administration, your actions are not enough. Pandemic or not the actions taken to make our campus a welcoming and safe place for all poc students, staff, and visitors has been inadequate. All of the statements in this petition need to be revisited and potentially changed. Our campus does not feel safe. Please, take action instead of telling us that you are working alongside the community to make change. Say their names!
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Anna Lesko
6 years ago
Class of 2016
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Jess McDonald
6 years ago
Class of 2012
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Danielle Jones
6 years ago
2015
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Allegheny Class of 2022
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Sylvia Stewart-Lumpkin
6 years ago
Class of 1975
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Kassandra Hill
6 years ago
Class of 2020
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Anonymous
6 years ago
2014
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Timur Dikec
6 years ago
Class of 2016
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William Francis Schroer
6 years ago
Class of 2015
It is important that individuals and institutions with power, privilege, and platform speak loudly for the rights of those whom have been systematically disenfranchised and oppressed. Speaking out against the status quo may be uncomfortable, but this discomfort pales in comparison to the centuries of fear and trauma endured by Black communities in our country.
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Michelle Armendariz
6 years ago
Former Counselor & Coordinator of Multicultural Recruitment
Class of 2016 Graduate
2009
Class of 2020
Class of 2017
Allegheny has failed to address racial injustice again and again. Do better.
Class of 2017
To all of Allegheny's administration, your actions are not enough. Pandemic or not the actions taken to make our campus a welcoming and safe place for all poc students, staff, and visitors has been inadequate. All of the statements in this petition need to be revisited and potentially changed. Our campus does not feel safe. Please, take action instead of telling us that you are working alongside the community to make change. Say their names!
Class of 2016
Class of 2012
2015
Allegheny Class of 2022
Class of 1975
Class of 2020
2014
Class of 2016
Class of 2015 It is important that individuals and institutions with power, privilege, and platform speak loudly for the rights of those whom have been systematically disenfranchised and oppressed. Speaking out against the status quo may be uncomfortable, but this discomfort pales in comparison to the centuries of fear and trauma endured by Black communities in our country.
Former Counselor & Coordinator of Multicultural Recruitment Class of 2016 Graduate
2017 alumni
2011
Class of 2020
Class of 2019