Week 12: December 9

Center for Social Concerns

Remember when #Facebook shut down the accounts of those who participated in the #insurrection? Whew! The semester is wrapping up and students are tired, stressed, and ready to go home.

Host: Emorja Roberson
Co-hosts: Euda Fils, Daut’e Martin

Center for Social Concerns

December 9, 2021

Health and SocietyBlack@NDCatholic Social TeachingCenter for Social ConcernsEmorja RobersonRacial Justice

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