Join us for a special "Talk Tuesdays" entitled "My Culture Is Not Your Costume" on Tuesday, October 27th from 12-1pm. Hear from a panel of activists, professors, writers, and fashion designers on what cultural appropriation is and its harmful impact on marginalized communities. For more information on this event, click the link below!
Learn How to Join the VIP Group for POP Talks Below!
Join the Multicultural Center for a special “Pop Talk” on Wednesday, November 4. As election day approaches on November 3, this Pop Talk will serve as a debrief safe space for students to express their thoughts, opinions and feelings about our national election and its impact on day-to-day life. Professional staff will help navigate this conversation and will help participants actively and wholly reflect on the election outcome. Join us from 12:15 – 1:30 p.m. 


We can't wait to see you!
Ruby Ibarra spent the first four years of her life in the Philippines before immigrating to the US with her mom. NPR featured Ibarra and her band, the Balikbayans, as a standout contestant for their Tiny Desk Concert contest in 2019. Ibarra submitted a song entitled "Someday", which is an ode to her mother and a declaration that someday she'll "make it in this country." The track aligns with Ibarra's style of rapping about her heritage and experience as an immigrant in search of the American Dream.

FUN FACT: Ruby Ibarra raps in three different languages. The languages are English and two native Filipino languages, Tagalog and Waray!
Charitie Ropati is a college student at Colombia University fighting for the accurate representation of Native Americans in popular culture. She works to decolonize Western pedagogies in public education and addresses the dropout and graduation crisis of Indigenous students through Native-centric curricula. You can follow her @charitieropati.
You can now vote on Georgia State's Atlanta and Clarkston Campuses. Click the link below to learn more!
This month Porche is giving out free tickets to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights! Dates and times are filling up quick! Click the link below to see what slots still have open availability.
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