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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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'Celebration as resistance': SF Pride brings joy amid surging anti-LGBTQ+ laws

Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.

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Broadly, the liberal community on campus can be a haven for LGBTQ+ students and community members. However, the plethora of LGBTQ+ individuals does not make campus immune to issues of transphobia or general dismissal of nonbinary people’s identities.
Broadly, the liberal community on campus can be a haven for LGBTQ+ students and community members. However, the plethora of LGBTQ+ individuals does not make campus immune to issues of transphobia or general dismissal of nonbinary people’s identities.
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In the late 1960s, then-student at UC Berkeley Bob Plantz read an article in an underground newspaper, the Berkeley Barb, featuring two unidentified men embracing one another. The article was intended to promote openness surrounding gay identities.
In the late 1960s, then-student at UC Berkeley Bob Plantz read an article in an underground newspaper, the Berkeley Barb, featuring two unidentified men embracing one another. The article was intended to promote openness surrounding gay identities.
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Joining UC Berkeley’s Students of Color Environmental Collective and seeing other LGBTQ+ students pursue their careers in STEM helped Isaias Hernandez, campus alum and environmental media creator, realize he was “at the right place.”
Joining UC Berkeley’s Students of Color Environmental Collective and seeing other LGBTQ+ students pursue their careers in STEM helped Isaias Hernandez, campus alum and environmental media creator, realize he was “at the right place.”
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Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.
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Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.
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Broadly, the liberal community on campus can be a haven for LGBTQ+ students and community members. However, the plethora of LGBTQ+ individuals does not make campus immune to issues of transphobia or general dismissal of nonbinary people’s identities.
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Broadly, the liberal community on campus can be a haven for LGBTQ+ students and community members. However, the plethora of LGBTQ+ individuals does not make campus immune to issues of transphobia or general dismissal of nonbinary people’s identities.
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In the late 1960s, then-student at UC Berkeley Bob Plantz read an article in an underground newspaper, the Berkeley Barb, featuring two unidentified men embracing one another. The article was intended to promote openness surrounding gay identities.
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In the late 1960s, then-student at UC Berkeley Bob Plantz read an article in an underground newspaper, the Berkeley Barb, featuring two unidentified men embracing one another. The article was intended to promote openness surrounding gay identities.
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Joining UC Berkeley’s Students of Color Environmental Collective and seeing other LGBTQ+ students pursue their careers in STEM helped Isaias Hernandez, campus alum and environmental media creator, realize he was “at the right place.”
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Joining UC Berkeley’s Students of Color Environmental Collective and seeing other LGBTQ+ students pursue their careers in STEM helped Isaias Hernandez, campus alum and environmental media creator, realize he was “at the right place.”
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Music, performances, food and laughter — Pride celebrations fill the streets of the Bay Area every year with displays of activism and resistance in the form of joy. 
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Music, performances, food and laughter — Pride celebrations fill the streets of the Bay Area every year with displays of activism and resistance in the form of joy. 
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The first Cal Pride Scholarship, awarded in 1991, aimed to recognize LGBTQ+ students or allies who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership and community involvement. 
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The first Cal Pride Scholarship, awarded in 1991, aimed to recognize LGBTQ+ students or allies who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership and community involvement. 
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Going back on the record / of my life since 2019, / examining the transcripts and / videos, I imagine / tracing my silhouette, to see / where I end and the rest / of the world begins.
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Going back on the record / of my life since 2019, / examining the transcripts and / videos, I imagine / tracing my silhouette, to see / where I end and the rest / of the world begins.
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Life is, at its core, the process of you making yourself. So college, a four-year rung on this ladder, is only a small step forward.
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Life is, at its core, the process of you making yourself. So college, a four-year rung on this ladder, is only a small step forward.
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As I sit down to write this, though, none of those drafts feel right. There’s so much to say yet also nothing at all. How do you encapsulate four years of your life in 850 cohesive words?
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As I sit down to write this, though, none of those drafts feel right. There’s so much to say yet also nothing at all. How do you encapsulate four years of your life in 850 cohesive words?
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