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Warren Wilson College: Black Student Union Demands Action and Change

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Arayah Larson
6 years ago

Proud Alumna. This will make WWC a better place for ALL and will give ALL students a better education.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

As a former student trustee and contributing alumnae, I support the demands of these student leaders. The implementation of these ideas will make WWC a better, more brightly-shining place.

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Jayden savjno
6 years ago

Class of 2018

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Daniel Weisshaar
6 years ago

Class of ‘08 President of Spiritual Life Committee ‘05-‘08 Heavy Duty!

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Eva Westheimer
6 years ago

Thank you to the powerful leadership of the WWC Black Student Union. WWC must meet all of these demands to prioritize the safety and wellbeing of the Black community on campus. Alum of 2014.

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Ranganayaki Mayshark
6 years ago

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Paul Brown
6 years ago

I commend the efforts to address salient issues for this community! All of us, past and present WWC Community members, need this effort to succeed!

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Melissa Blair
6 years ago

WWC faculty, 2009-2015

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Chrissy Tamulis
6 years ago

I witnessed first hand the racism that affects students and staff. During a writing class led by a black man, teaching about James Baldwin, a Kenyan woman was subject to racist comments. Students asked her what *makes random clicking noises* means. Among other incidents, the ignorance and complicity must come to and end.

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corinne meacham
6 years ago

pigs turn in yummy bacon when u take away the canon

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Rebecca Johnson
6 years ago

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Kathryn Bradley
6 years ago

As an alumni, I support the Black Student Union in their methods and goals. I believe these steps will bring WWC closer to parity and make it more like the college we all want it to be.

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Gavin Reep
6 years ago

Enough said...

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Maurice Perry
6 years ago

Action now

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Mya Goodman
6 years ago

The demands outlined by WWC BSU are long overdue. To deny Black students, staff, faculty, and alumni the same safety, comfort, and respect you offer to white students is, at best, complacency in the perpetuation of white supremacy. Now is the time for listening and change. This school has the power to implement real change to help the material, social, and emotional condition of Black community members. Step up.

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JACKSON REED
6 years ago

please for the love of god we’re trying to believe in you

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Juliana Radloff
6 years ago

Class of 2003

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Clare Carter
6 years ago

I am a former student and I 100% stand for this message. Warren Wilson needs to become a safer space for Black, Indigenous, People of Color.

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Stephen Gifford-Bell
6 years ago

As a white Latinx student I will keep my comment short. Having read and reflected on the demands in their entirety, I one hundred percent stand by them as a former co-leader of the Latinx Students Collective, a former WIDE crew member, and an alum. I further commit that I will not be donating to the college until I see thse demands met.

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Robert Crumley Jr
6 years ago

Warren Wilsom College must meet all of BSU's demands.