Multicultural Center and Reel Inclusion: Warrior Lawyers
Tuesday, November 9th
5:30 PM
Teachers College 121
‘Warrior Lawyers ‘(2021) is a one-hour documentary that addresses our country’s current state with racial inequality and institutional racism. It focuses on stories of Native American Lawyers, Tribal Judges, and their colleagues who work with Native Nations and their citizens to achieve Scared Justice. They strive daily to resolve unique complicated historical, governmental, legal, judicial, and social welfare issues, which are most often rooted in discrimination, historical trauma, and cultural destruction.
If you need accommodations to fully participate in this event, please contact mc2@bsu.edu
Rinker Center for Global Affairs: Culture Exchange - Ghana
Wednesday, November 10th
12:00 PM
Student Center 102
Culture Exchange is co-sponsored with the Rinker Center and the Multicultural Center to provide a sense of multiculturalism in other countries. There will be a presentation and informational session about the country of Kuwait. The first 30 students to attend will receive a free meal card.
If you need any accommodations, have questions or concerns, please contact the Rinker Center of Global Affairs at rinkercenter@bsu.edu
Multicultural Center Book Club: All Boys Aren’t Blue
Wednesday, November 10th
7:00 PM
Multicultural Center, Multipurpose Room
‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ is a memoir-manifesto written by George M. Johnson. The book cultivates and explores what it’s like for Johnson expressing his queer and African American identity in society and the issues that had arrived in his life both the good and bad. We will watch a quick interview on why Johnson chose the name of his book and discuss the themes of the book.
For accommodations or questions contact us at 765-285-1344 or mc2@bsu.edu
Women and Gender Studies (WGS) Program: Transgender Awareness Week Open Mic
Wednesday, November 17th
7:00 PM
Student Center, Cardinal Hall B
This event is for anyone who wants to engage in conversation bring awareness to the experiences of people in the transgender community. This Open Mic Night is for people to understand the experiences of those who do not identify with their biological sex.
Refreshments will be provided, so please RSVP on BennyLink so we have an accurate number of attendees: https://bsu.campuslabs.com/engage/event/7505663
If you need accommodations to fully participate in this event, please email: lgszymczak@bsu.edu
Perspectives Discussion: Underrepresentation in Education - Beyond the Classroom
Thursday, November 18th
4:00 PM
Multicultural Center, Multipurpose Room
A discussion will be facilitated on the underrepresentation of educators and why it is critical to see a wide range of identities in the realm of education. Discussion will include personal experiences and how education shapes society.
For accommodations or questions contact us at 765-285-1344 or mc2@bsu.edu