Share your anonymous stories about socioeconomic class as a student from Wesleyan University through this link: surveymonkey.com/r/2899VSQ

This account is derived from the Facebook account “Wes Class Confessions” and remains student run by low-income students and completely united to the university!

All our submissions are completely anonymous through SurveyMonkey, including to those who have access to the survey login. You can also submit confessions for us to post thru our DM’s and we will post them without indicating your identity.

We hope this account is a space where students can talk about their socioeconomic issues/experiences/stories without feeling like they are putting themselves in danger or making themselves vulnerable to threatening systems.

Our goal is for the issues of class at Wesleyan to be talked about openly and responsibly. Socioeconomic class is a complicated and oftentimes traumatic issue. It needs to be talked about at a place where class is one of the only pathways to access.

Class, however, cannot be discussed without also acknowledging the intersections of race, gender, disability, documentation status, etc. Please be aware of your own place in those experiences.

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Editing meeting today 6-8pm @ WoCoHo!

Today is #TransDayOfRemembrance, a day to memorialize and honor those trans people who have been taken from us as a result of violence.

Go check out our past publications on the-ankh.org/archive/ and keep an eye out for our Fall 2017 issue!

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Our Fall 2017 issue is available at the UOC and Resource Center! Pick one up before you leave for break 👀

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