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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 25, 2023

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Tucked in the corner of the Hearst Field Annex building is the Fannie Lou Hamer Black Resource Center, one of the various resources for the Black community at UC Berkeley. As a part of UC Berkeley's African American Student Development, the center serves the academic, social, cultural and political needs of the campus Black community.
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Tucked in the corner of the Hearst Field Annex building is the Fannie Lou Hamer Black Resource Center, one of the various resources for the Black community at UC Berkeley. As a part of UC Berkeley's African American Student Development, the center serves the academic, social, cultural and political needs of the campus Black community.
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About 200 students and community members attended a rally and lie-down protest held by the Black Student Union, or BSU, on Wednesday afternoon on Sproul Plaza in response to the arrests of two Black students by UCPD on March 8.
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About 200 students and community members attended a rally and lie-down protest held by the Black Student Union, or BSU, on Wednesday afternoon on Sproul Plaza in response to the arrests of two Black students by UCPD on March 8.
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UCPD arrested two Black students on the UC Berkeley campus March 8, generating controversy from the campus community, including allegations of racial profiling.
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UCPD arrested two Black students on the UC Berkeley campus March 8, generating controversy from the campus community, including allegations of racial profiling.
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In thinking about the midterm elections, it is hard to not reflect on the UC Berkeley community’s political activism in response to the current presidential administration, and how such moments compare to the rich history of free speech on campus.
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In thinking about the midterm elections, it is hard to not reflect on the UC Berkeley community’s political activism in response to the current presidential administration, and how such moments compare to the rich history of free speech on campus.
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