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Warren Wilson College: Black Student Union Demands Action and Change

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April Vincent
6 years ago

April Sprung, class of ‘99

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Cham Holland
6 years ago

I have read the demands in their entirety, and fully support them. The changes they will create a WWC are far, far overdue.

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Gretchen Davidson
6 years ago

Class of 2002

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Sonya Warren
6 years ago

It’s about time that there were some changes. Especially when you were the school that taught me to stand up to social injustice.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

As a white alum, I reflect on all the times I inadvertently said or did something racist and never had a faculty member check me or hold me accountable for my behavior. Especially at a college located in the south that gets many students from the region, it is essential that white faculty support white students in openly and directly disrupting the legacies of the region.

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Jillian Levy
6 years ago

Thank you for including the alumni in this. This has needed to happen for decades.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

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Sam Christopher
6 years ago

Class of '08

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Andy Forkey
6 years ago

-Class of 2003

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Derek
6 years ago

So poignantly expressed. Thank you Bryan.

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Bassam Shawamreh
6 years ago

I support these demands with hopes that my peers will be treated fairly, with dignity, and feel safe at WWC.

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Anton Douglas
6 years ago

Black Lives Matter

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JordanFoster
6 years ago

Have to start somewhere!!!

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Michelle Nelms
6 years ago

Much love ❤️

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Charlotte Surface
6 years ago Featured

As an alumni of this school and a lover of this community meeting I believe meeting these demands is not just important, it’s essential. Wilson failed to meet the demands brought by black students 3 years ago. Don’t make the same mistakes.

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Martine Maggi
6 years ago

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Odane Allen
6 years ago

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Iman
6 years ago

#blacklivesmatter

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Garvin Reid
6 years ago

I support the black student union

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Reid Carpenter
6 years ago

I fully support these demands and will continue to support the work that it takes to fulfill them and to adequately support Black students in and around Wilson's community.