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UBSS Flag Raising

Opening Ceremony

@12:00pm, A&S Circle

UBSS General Meeting

@4:30pm F-225

The Purple Xperience

– A Prince Tribute

@ 7:30pm in PAC

FOR COLORED GIRLS

WHO HAVE

CONSIDERED SUICIDE

WHEN THE RAINBOW

IS ENUF

@ 2pm AND 7pm

Dante Hall, AC

Tickets - $20.00

“Tell Them We are

Rising” Documentary

screening @8pm

in Meeting Room 5

UBSS General Meeting

@ 4:30pm F-225

UBSS Chocolate Lounge

@ 8:00pm BOT Room

Misconceptions of the

Black Men

Dr. Christopher Catching

Vice President of

Student Affairs

@8pm in CC

Event Room A

Cirque Zuma Zuma

@ 4:00pm in PAC

Stockton Students

$8.00

Stockton Faculty/Staff

$18.00

Community

$32.00

Webinar: Black Student

Success on Your Campus:

Increase recruitment,

retention, engagement,

& Completion

@ 2pm in MR1

MALES Scent of

Romance

@ 8pm in BOT

Politics and Activism

in a Diverse Community:

A panel on Race,

Ethnicity, Politics, and

Policy in Atlantic City

@ 6pm Alton Auditorium

UBSS Flag Raising

Closing Ceremony

@12:00pm, A&S Circle

UBSS General Meeting

@ 4:30pm F-225

UBSS Annual

Fashion Show

@ 8pm Event Room

Black History Month

Panel – The Life and

Legacy of Fredrick

Douglass

@ 9 am CC Theater

UBSS General Meeting

@ 4:30pm F-225

UBSS trip to Hamilton

Commons to see

Black Panther,

Pre-Screening

Bus leaves Campus

Center @ 6pm

Tickets on sale at the

CC Information Desk

for $7.00

Virginia Repertory

Theater: I have a Dream

@ 10:30am PAC

Student Development

Day of Leadership,

featuring James

Robilotta

@ 9am, Event Room

Shades Of Black

@ 2pm AND 7pm

Dante Hall, AC

Tickets - $20.00

Unite Against Hate:

Studying &

Deconstructing

Hate & Terror

An all day

Across-campus event!

9:00am until 8:00pm

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-“It is not light that we need,

but fire; it is not the gentle

shower, but thunder.

We need the storm, the

whirlwind, and the earthquake.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-“If there is no struggle,

there is no progress.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-“I didn't know I was a slave

until I found out I couldn't

do the things I wanted.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-"A little learning, indeed,

may be a dangerous thing,

but the want of learning is a

calamity to any people."

~ Frederick Douglass

-“The life of the nation is

secure only while the nation

is honest, truthful, and

virtuous.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-“I prefer to be true to myself,

even at the hazard of

incurring the ridicule of

others, rather to be false,

and to incur my own

abhorrence.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-“The soul that is within me,

no man can degrade.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-Man's greatness consists in

his ability to do and the proper

application of his powers to do

things needed to be done.”

~ Frederick Douglass

-"A man's character always

takes its hue, more or less,

from the form and color of

things about him."

~ Frederick Douglass

-“we have to do with the past

only as we can make it useful

to the present and the future.”

~ Frederick Douglass

“Where justice is denied,

where poverty is enforced,

where ignorance prevails,

and where any one class

is made to feel that society

is an organized conspiracy

to oppress, rob, and degrade

them, neither persons

not property will be safe.”

~ Frederick Douglass

Death of Frederick Douglass

(78), Douglass was the

leading Black spokesman

for almost fifty years. He

was a major abolitionist and

a lecturer and editor. Charles

Wade Barkley, basketball

player, born Leeds, AL,

February 20, 1963.

For more information, contact Office of Student Development at (609) 652-4205 or getinvolved@stockton.edu

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH

FEBRUARY 2018

A Bicentennial Celebration of

Frederick Douglass