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The Pluralism & Unity Board (PUB) is a student-led initiative that strives to bring social justice into the Lewis & Clark cultural consciousness.

Portland, Oregon
Joined May 2011
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Live tweeting #rwsymplc panel: "Where We Learn: the Politics of Access" Follow the hashtag for other updates on the Symposium!
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Follow @KarissaTom for live tweets from the first #rwsymplc keynote debate. Also follow #rysmplc for other updates
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Today is Indigenous People's Day! Don't forget to come by the MRC, make a prayer tie, and pay respects to Sacagawea
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Carlton Bone concludes forum
Lopez: This is not the last conversation, the start of action
Lopez: I will work harder, I will expect my student govt to work harder, I will expect us all to work harder
.@ASLC_ Daniela Lopez: "I am here for each and every one of you. […] Please, come talk to me"
Student Tiffany Farmer: for many students of color, "we are all that we have"; having institutional support is a privilege
Student D Bowen: "Let's build an accountable community" calls out student body to be accountable beyond after when something happens
Austin-King apologizes, thanks students for showing up, for holding @ASLC_ accountable to be better
Austin-King notes that @ASLC_ had very little info, no reference of name or race; only reference to race was from Reed student forum
Austin-King acknowledges student criticism for lack of conversation of race
.@ASLC_ Director of Elections Adrian Austin-King addresses rationale behind ASLC email, notes limited information received from deans
Student points out lack of information, the dynamics of what happened at Reed in @ThePioneerLog
Student thanks those who have been involved in bringing us all into this room; feels student body has been very responsive to each other
Student: "I need teachers who look like me", identifies as a woman of color
Student expresses that they felt support from faculty, peers, administration not so much from Campus Safety
No matter how many policies we put in place, etc, we still deal with a cultural problem
Nima Mohamed points out that issues we're bringing up are institutional AND social; holds every individual accountable to call each other in
Student: It's really important for administrators and students involved need to push to get things set in stone