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Dedicated Multicultural Campus Space: A Conversation with reps from the Monuments Initiative & the Black Student Coalition
In this episode, two Davidson students, Ricky (DMP collaborator) and Carlin (Monuments Initiative), interview Eboni, the president of the Black Student Coalition (BSC), with Caro, the vice president of the organization. The conversation is about a multicultural organization at Davidson College called the Black Student Coalition (BSC). The participants discuss the significance of having a multicultural organization on campus and the importance of inclusivity and representation. They also talk about the BSC's physical house and how it allows them to host events and support other organizations. The group hopes to see more spaces and resources for multicultural activities in the future and to continue promoting diversity and inclusion on campus. The conversation also touches on dealing with microaggressions and promoting understanding among students. They emphasize the
importance of educating others and creating a supportive environment for all students. The members praise the dedication and hard work of the organization's board members. Overall, they aim to spread awareness and foster a sense of community and love among students at Davidson College.
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In this episode, two Davidson students, Ricky (DMP collaborator) and Carlin (Monuments Initiative), interview Eboni, the president of the Black Student Coalition (BSC), with Caro, the vice president of the organization. The conversation is about a multicultural organization at Davidson College called the Black Student Coalition (BSC). The participants discuss the significance of having a multicultural organization on campus and the importance of inclusivity and representation. They also talk about the BSC's physical house and how it allows them to host events and support other organizations. The group hopes to see more spaces and resources for multicultural activities in the future and to continue promoting diversity and inclusion on campus. The conversation also touches on dealing with microaggressions and promoting understanding among students. They emphasize the
importance of educating others and creating a supportive environment for all students. The members praise the dedication and hard work of the organization's board members. Overall, they aim to spread awareness and foster a sense of community and love among students at Davidson College.