As the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday draws near, UW-Eau Claire students reflect upon their experiences on the Civil Rights Pilgrimage.
Remembering Selma: The foot soldiers’ journey
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Blugolds leading EDI effort
Dang Yang, director of UW-Eau Claire’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, is one of the four co-chairs of the recently launched Chippewa Valley Transformation Project, an effort to create a more antiracist community.
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Offering care and inspiration
Dr. Woubeshet Ayenew has dedicated his career to providing cardiovascular care to underrepresented populations in Minneapolis. He also works tirelessly as an advocate on behalf of people of color, especially African Americans.