Seniors who entered college in 2020 experiencing second wave of protests, turbulence

It’s been really inspiring to watch people step up on campus. Right now. You can hear there’s a protest happening in front of Kauffman. Seeing people step up on campus and speak about what they believe in and stand for what they believe is right. It’s been really inspiring to see people my age and people at EU believing in things like that. And it gives me a lot of hope for where we’re headed. I think having people step up and speak about what they believe in, Yeah, I mean, everything is really contextualized, I feel like, especially these past few weeks on campus with the protests about Palestine and all of that and. Just for me, I haven’t been super involved with those, but seeing my friends step up and a few of them have really been leaders in that and it’s been really inspiring. Especially with the Palestine movement going on right now, there’s protests on campus today, for example, We talked about a lot in my philosophy classes. I’m not sure exactly the correlation that I see with COVID and those movements, but I see a correlation a lot with my roommates. And, well, maybe not correlation, but we talk a lot about how just. May be deeply upsetting and passionate. We all are about the whole process of like the injustice of it all like Palestine and the Israel bills that are being passed. And it’s just something that I think we all have very similar views than graduating high school. I was like oh I’m just going to college. I’m going to have structure of college to fall into and to like go with the flow of like this is the class I need to take. This is the steps I need to take to get to XYZ goal. But now that I’m graduating college that is now all on me. I’m not having that structure. I have like a general idea of like what I should be doing next but. It kind of falls on to a lot of other factors as well. So you can go to our social media and see the numbers. Meanwhile you can contact who are fill up their voicemail.