Support group for Black-identified students – The Rev

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The group, which started in September 2020, is here to create a space for Black students on campus to talk and share.
BYXIOMARA MOORE
Senior Reporter
There is a general consensus that the year 2020 took a toll on many individuals, not only in the United States but around the globe. Of these individuals, Black Americans have felt the weight of the year, and continue to, as we progress into a new year. With all of these struggles faced, one might ask: how is everyone doing? 
One way to answer this question is through a support group. Ghynecee Temple, the Black, African American and African diaspora-focused clinician at the university’s Center for Counseling and Student Development, and Jennifer Major, a social justice postdoctoral fellow at the counseling center, have started a support group targeted at Black-identified students.