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              <text>Coverage of the student-organized and run "White Allies: It's Your Turn" meeting at Hillcrest Orchard. The meeting aimed to address the way that historically white academic institutions, like Middlebury, are a proponent of maintaining white supremacy and cultural hegemony. The event was a chance for white students to learn about the ways that they could advocate for racial equality outside of the classroom.  The goal is for more students to become involved with the push to  "decolonize the curriculum" of Middlebury, by giving voices to works that have traditionally been ignored in favor of white/western intellectuals.</text>
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              <text>Treasure Brooks- Student, Organizer of "White Allies: It's Your Turn" meeting,&#13;
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              <text>"'Repeat after me,' Brooks told the crowd, 'The academic institution is the greatest mobilizer of white supremacy.'"&#13;
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