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Poster of text. Text reads: In This Room: Black lives matter, no person is illegal, women's rights are human rights, folxs with disabilities are indispensable, religious minorities make us great, LGBTQIA folxs are valued, all students are welcomed.
Constructions of Race and Jewishness event flyer with portraits of the speakers

Recently, Whoopi Goldberg stirred up a great deal of controversy when she said that the Holocaust was “not about race.” In the aftermath, historians and Jewish organizations pointed out that for the Nazis, “Jewish” was a race. But Jewish people of...

Cultural appropriation icons in a row: an arrow in a bullseye, a heart with an X on one site, a street sign post showing three directions, and a megaphone

Understanding Cultural Appropriation & Halloween. Halloween - Fun for Some, Fright for Others

Event details are repeated over a photo from the University Archives of four people sitting on grass in front of a plywood structure. The structure has "U-M Divest" spray painted on it

A panel with scholar-activists on the meaning of anti-Blackness and how it works systemically.

Photo of podcast host Emily Singer Lucio and guest Molly Lea

Disability Awareness Month podcast series featuring Terps with disabilities

Portrait of Marie Trottier sitting in front of a microphone in a podcasting studio
Disability Talks podcast logo

Conversations with individuals with disabilities about their lived experiences. Hosted by the University of Maryland's ADA/504 Coordinator, Emily Singer Lucio.

Divided We Fall event flyer with portraits of the speakers

In 2018 a White Nationalist killed 11 worshippers at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh because he believed Jews were working to “replace” white Americans with Black and brown immigrants. That horrible moment is just one recent example in a...

Event details are repeated with a photo from the University Archives of two Black people looking at each other with one hand raised in the air. In the other hand, one person is holding a brimmed hat and the other person is holding a microphone. A circle of Black people seated around them look up at them.

A panel with scholar-activists on the meaning of anti-Blackness and how it works systemically.

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