SJU Soph Discusses Need for Change on Campus

A SJU sophomore discusses her experience growing up as a Filipino minority. She continues to express the difficulty she had to “find her place.” The SJU student believes our campus has the potential to create change if we enact now on addressing the racist issues.

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“This video was created in collaboration with the person depicted and/or represented in a story read by another. All persons reviewed and signed consent forms granting permission to share this story online. If you or anyone you know have experienced any form of assault or racism on campus please consider the following campus resources: The Bias Activity Review Group, which connects to Public Safety (https://sites.sju.edu/oid/bias/), CAPS (610-660-1090), TitleIX titleIX@sju.edu, REPP (*confidential support) 610-733-9650 (24 hr. Peer Helpline), or SJU Public Safety 610-660-1111.“