Learn How to Join the VIP Group for POP Talks Below!
Pop Talks has a VIP section every Wednesday in person for the first 7 students that make their way to the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center located in the Multicultural Center, Student Center East, Suite 206. We are also available virtually every Wednesday as well. Join us as we talk about some hot topics that are going on in the world. All perspectives and opinions are welcome!

This week's POP Talks will be dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness!

We can't wait to see you!
Join the Multicultural Center for a special event hosted by the Women of Color Community Connections track! For more information about this event or to find out how you can get involved with the Community Connections mentoring program, please contact LaTia Sinclair, lsinclair@gsu.edu.
Robin René Roberts has been a staple figure in many of our homes since 2005 when she became a full-time anchor for Good Morning America. In 2007, Roberts was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer and underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments. Then in 2012 Roberts was diagnosed with the bone marrow disease MDS (Myelodysplastic Syndrome) which was caused by complications from her chemotherapy treatments. The day Roberts went public with her diagnosis a nonprofit ran by the National Marrow Donor program received an 1,800 percent increase in donations.  Through her transparency and openness in allowing her network to document her journey, Roberts was able to bring greater awareness to the rare disease.
FUN FACT: While attending Southeastern Louisiana University, Roberts was a lead scorer on the women's basketball team and ended her career as the 3rd all-time leading scorer and rebounder (1,446 points, 1,034 rebounds).
Zahara Green is an activist for transgender rights, focusing specifically on the rights of Trans People of Color. Green was sexually assaulted in a men’s detention center here in Georgia and, subsequently, became an activist who uses her own experience to help others. She currently serves on the board for Georgia ran Transcending Barriers and the national Black and Pink organization. Check out these pages to see more of her work.
Early Voting at the High 
October 12-30th
Anne Cox Chambers Wing
The High Museum of Art will be an early voting site for Fulton County residents for the 2020 Election. Only Fulton County residents are eligible to vote at the High during the early voting period. All Georgians who choose to participate in early voting must vote in their designated county. Check the Secretary of State website for your county’s early voting locations.  See times on High.org 
Are you LGBTQIA+ and age 18 or older? Do you live in the Southeast United States? If so, you may be able to participate in a study that is seeking to understand LGBTQIA+ resilience, strength, and coping skills during the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn more, visit the website!
Special Days This Week
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