The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is pleased to release the My Truth Series. This series contains daily blogs and videos that will be released throughout the week, May 1 through 5, capturing the lived experiences of diverse students at Hope College. The comments contained in the videos are those of the respective Hope College …
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My Truth: Ayanna Bailey
The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is pleased to release the My Truth Series. This series contains daily blogs and videos that will be released throughout the week, May 1 through 5, capturing the lived experiences of diverse students at Hope College. The comments contained in the videos are those of the respective Hope College …
My Truth: Hannah Tegtmeyer
How can we as a community listen to learn instead of listen
to respond?
My Truth: Mary Kamara-Hagemeyer
The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is pleased to release the My Truth Series. This series contains daily blogs and videos that will be released throughout the week, May 2 through 8, capturing the lived experiences of diverse students at Hope College. The comments contained in the videos are those of the respective Hope College students …
My Truth: Nathan Myotte
The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is pleased to release the My Truth Series. This series contains daily blogs and videos that will be released throughout the week, May 2 through 8, capturing the lived experiences of diverse students at Hope College. The comments contained in the videos are those of the respective Hope College students …
My Truth: Vicente Bickel
The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is pleased to release the My Truth Series. This series contains daily blogs and videos that will be released throughout the week, May 2 through 8, capturing the lived experiences of diverse students at Hope College. The comments contained in the videos are those of the respective Hope College students …
My Truth: Ash Moran
But, there will also always be people here to support you and uplift you. Find these people.
God Help Us Please: Fear from Slavery to Present
Over 500 years ago, European Americans kidnapped Africans and forced them into chattel slavery. The torture, brutality and killing of Black bodies by White power systems created a level of fear and oppression that can never be fully understood if you have not walked in the shoes of Black people. After slavery, new forms of …
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Vanessa Greene Talks with LEDA
Gloria Lara, executive director of Lakeshore Ethnic Diversity Alliance (LEDA) hosted Vanessa Greene, Hope’s Associate Dean of Students and Director of the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, on Facebook Live to speak candidly about racism in America. Here is the link to the recording: