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Pride Center reopens for in-person activities
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Understanding and respecting the pronouns of others is fundamental
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Social media: The coming out story
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Pride Center invites LGBTQ+ students to spill their tea
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• October 21, 2020

American River College Pride Center presents the 2020 Lavender Art Show
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ARC students honor fallen members of the trans community
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LGBTQ+ ally training addresses misconceptions
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