|
|
MWSU is doing its part in the prevention of violence based
on race, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, etc.. Fate of Hate
Week is designed to remember those who have lost their lives due to
"hate" and educate our community about the work that still needs to take
place. Come and join us...take a stand...we DARE you!
Monday September 14
| 12-2p.m. |
Memorial Service in Blum Lobby |
| |
We will read the names and stories of those who were killed or harmed due to
hate crime. If you are willing to read names and stories please email me and
we will sign you up. The memorial will include a place of remembrance for
the victims. This promises to be a unique and shocking program. |
| |
|
| 6p.m. |
"Klan-Destine Relationships" with Daryl Davis Kemper Recital Hall |
| |
Daryl Davis has come in closer contact with the Ku Klux Klan than most white
non-members and certainly most African Americans- short of being on the
wrong end of the rope. He will discuss his book as well as his experience
helping people denounce membership in hate groups. He has an awesome
presentation and story and promises to be an inspiration to those trying to
find a way to change the world! |
Tuesday September 15
| 12-1p.m. and 5-6p.m. |
| |
"I Dare You...Blum Lobby |
| |
Skit about real life issues that students face daily. The focus will be on
hate, violence, issues of respect and
acceptance. The Multicultural Institute will give you a glimpse into the
world of our students and how they deal with
everyday diversity. |
Wednesday September 16
| 7p.m. |
"Beyond Hatred" Leah Spratt 216 |
| |
The acclaimed French film, Beyond Hatred, is the story of the Chenu family's
brave and heartrending struggle to seek justice while trying to make sense
of such pointless violence and unbearable loss as they deal with the
aftermath of their son who was killed by skinheads because he was gay. This
event is in collaboration with P.O.V., PBS' award winning, non-fiction film
series. Facilitated by Chai Jindasurat. |
|
