In partnership with UCLA Anderson and both Anderson’s Black Business Students Association (@bbsa_uclaanderson) & OUT@Anderson (@outatanderson) clubs @unified_stories invites you to join in hearing powerful stories from of several of UCLA Anderson students.
HEAR TO INCLUDE: BLACK HISTORY MONTH
As we strive to create the equitable, diverse, and inclusive environment everyone deserves at UCLA Anderson, we embrace each of these stories as an investment in progress.
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Levi Kirkland (‘21)
“Given my blackness, I think that was something that was always in the back of my mind and something that I had to think about every time I stepped into one of those coffee chats and being hesitant and worried about how I would be perceived.”
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Kwame Bonsra (‘20)
“I definitely do feel that minorities are judged more harshly by the way they present themselves.”
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Kaylan Young (‘21)
“I have just had to put myself into situations that might not have necessarily been as comfortable.”
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Rhian Rogan (‘20)
“We have different problems, we have different challenges to overcome.”
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Josh Primus (‘20)
“I want to tell you about a time I experienced racism for just walking down the sidewalk.”
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Nailah Young (‘20)
“I think about myself and my own name and it makes me wonder what opportunities I've missed out on, potentially, because of my name.”
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Gaelen Lemelle-Brown (‘21)
“My relationship with my race and the idea of race in general has been both confusing and enlightening.”
HEAR TO INCLUDE: LGBTQ AWARENESS WEEK
"People assume that awareness week is just for people who identify as LGBTQ or just for people who are actively involved in Out and thats definitely not the case."
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ALLYSHIP
“That's where allyship really begins, in the ability to ask questions and be curious and open to understanding what it means to be a good ally.”
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INTERSECTIONALITY
“All of those identities create a unique experience and they create a unique experience for the way we experience oppression and the way we experience privilege.”