骄傲月和2SLGBTQIA+运动
The first Pride Month — then called “Gay and Lesbian Pride Month” — was declared in 1999 by President Bill Clinton to recognize the Stonewall Riots on June 28, 1969. 暴乱期间, patrons of New York City’s Stonewall Inn resisted police violence targeted towards the queer community and sparked the 2SLGBTQIA+ movement.
2SLGBTQIA+代表双灵, 女同性恋, 同性恋, 双性恋, 变性人, 酷儿/质疑, 双性, 无性, +. The term “queer” throughout this narrative signifies queer-sexual and queer-gender identities, as well as those who are part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
# ProudAllYear
While June is nationally recognized as Pride Month, 贝米吉州立大学 has long supported and welcomed all students regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. 庆祝和促进全校的骄傲, BSU’s community-centered opportunities for students, 教职员工不断扩大.
代词拯救生命
Utilization of appropriate pronouns is an act of humanization and inclusion. This act of intentionality can be challenging across languages, cultural and learned behavior. We are here to help with your investment in yourself and others. Remember, using the correct pronouns can save a life.
黑人历史和遗产经验
Black History and Heritage is celebrated year round with a variety of panels, 播客, 工作坊及活动. These various platforms allow you to engage in conversations with each other and to grow from those experiential learning opportunities with the theme of this year as “Black 健康 and Wellness.” Many of these events are held by the Black Student Union as well as the 多元化、公平和包容中心.
中国新年庆祝活动
2月9日th也就是9th day of the first month in the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar (年初九), the Center partners with International Partnership to bring you a Chinese New Year Cultural Demonstration.
妇女的历史和传统经验
贝米吉州立大学 honors womanhood and celebrating the history, 世界各地女性的文化和经验. 每年, the 多元化、公平和包容中心 organizes and coordinates various educational events for the campus community involving women’s history and celebrating Women’s History Month.
- At the Heart of Women’s Excellence Season 1 — Carola Thorson
- At the Heart of Women’s Excellence Season 2 — Michele Brielmaire
亚太岛民遗产体验
贝米吉州立大学 is celebrating the Asian American and Pacific Islander experience and heritage throughout the month of April. Led by the 多元化、公平和包容中心, the university will host several events to recognize and celebrate AAPI student identities. It is imperative to engage our campus community with experiential learning opportunities, 要理解, 支持和倡导亚洲人, Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. It takes everyone to enhance awareness, eliminate bias, provide support and promote love and hope.
六月节
The United States has officially recognized 六月节 as a pivotal moment for the country. 六月节 National Independence Day Act is now a federal holiday as of June 18, 2021. This holiday is recognized annually on the June 19. 6月19日, 1865, 加尔维斯顿的奴隶, Texas were notified of their freedom from chattel slavery. This marked a seminal social and racial justice moment in time. 贝米吉州立大学 proudly celebrates and recognizes 六月节 Day of Observance. The fight for social and racial justice is at our core. We take pride in being a catalyst for affirmative and equitable change.
- A Proclamation on 六月节 Day of Observance, 2021
- 六月节, Black Texans and the Case for Reparations
- 六月节的意义
- The History Behind 六月节 and Why it Resonates Today
- 六月节:终于自由了
美国原住民遗产体验
November is nationally recognized as Native American History Month. The month-long observance creates opportunities to increase awareness and knowledge of the challenges Native people have faced both historically and in the present. 全年, the university’s American Indian Resource Center offers support and programming for its American Indian and Indigenous students. Bemidji State is home to American Indian students from across Minnesota and its neighboring states as well as from New York, 北卡罗莱纳, 宾西法尼亚, 爱达荷州, 加拿大和其他国家. The month-long celebration is a time to recognize the rich and diverse cultures, traditions and histories of Native American people and to acknowledge the important contributions they have made and continue to make in our current world. National Native American Heritage Month serves as an opportunity to educate others about the distinct political status of tribal nations, increase general awareness about the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Native American people and highlight their resilience in overcoming these obstacles.