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Lt. Governor urges college students to rejoice variety and Black Historical past Month

By Editorial Board Published February 22, 2025 1 Min Read
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Lt. Governor urges college students to rejoice variety and Black Historical past Month

EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)— Whereas President Trump is pushing to finish DEI packages across the nation, together with MSU, some authorities officers nonetheless insist on embracing variety. 

Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist spoke with college students at James Madison Faculty, a residential faculty inside Michigan State College, speaking concerning the significance of celebrating Black Historical past Month Friday afternoon. 

The occasion had pupil audio system and even a musical efficiency of ‘Lift Every Voice.’ 

Gilchrist answered college students’ questions and shared his perspective to assist them obtain greatness. He says he’s pleased with younger individuals for celebrating and embracing their tradition. 

Nonetheless, Gilchrist additionally spoke in opposition to present DEI rollbacks.

“Make sure that people can understand that leadership exists in many forms and every community, and even our Black community. But also, to recognize that because of my experience, you know, relate to people all across the state of Michigan,” said Gilchrist. “All of our people our cultures, and our communities make Michigan one of the most unique places in the country, and that’s a good thing. It’s a strength.”

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