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Title: Campus Black Forum
Date Created and/or Issued: February 16, 2010
Contributing Institution: UC San Diego, The UC San Diego Library
Collection: Tell Us How UC It: History of Student Activism Timeline
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Rights Holder and Contact: UC Regents
Description: Chen, A. (2010, February 18). Party foul: Offended students and administration respond to racially themed frat cookout. The UCSD Guardian, 42(34). Retrieved from https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/object/bb81582834 Image: UCSD launches anti-racism campaign [photograph]. (2010, March 2). Retrieved from http://blog.utc.edu/TheLoop/2010/03/02/ucsd-students-battle-hate/ Image: Chen, A. (2010, February 18). Party foul: Offended students and administration respond to racially themed frat cookout. The UCSD Guardian, 42(34). Retrieved from https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/object/bb81582834
The "Compton Cookout" party incited outrage among black students and supporters on campus, who held a Campus Black Forum on Tuesday night to discuss the issue. The forum was hosted by the Students for Affirmative Action Committee, a coalition of diversity-minded campus groups including the Black Student Union (Chen, 2010).
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