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Personal Narrative: My Experience At The Pride Resource Center
I have never been to the Pride Resource center. It was an interesting and new experience for me because it was a little out of my comfort zone to venture off somewhere I’ve never been. I personally have never been in any of the 7 diversity offices. Ultimately, it was a very memorable experience because of the information I learned. I did not realize that there are so many opportunities and resources within these offices for both members of that community and individuals who aren’t.
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