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self.
"One thing that was definitely on
our minds yesterday was the need for
a heightened awareness of what
Martin Luther King Jr. really did for
people of color," Salas said. "I think
that students of color here at the
University need to realize how much
ey are benefitting from the actions
f King and other activists who came
before us.
"Everyone needs to be aware of the
traditions of activism and what these
figures had to endure in order for us to

be here today' she said
Student participation in yesterdays
protest was fairly positive, organizers at
Angell Hall said.
"For the time we have been here,
many people have been inquiring about
the 'Day Without Diversity,"' wrote
Black Student Union member Delano
White on pieces of scrap paper. "We
hope that the University will not ignore
us and adhere to its promise to make the
campus a place where everyone's needs
can be met."
Black Student Union speaker Jeanne
Harris, who volunteered at Angell Hall,
wrote that she thought the symbolic
gagging was a successful approach.

"People are noticing and are talk-
ing about the issues of race, both
those who support and oppose our
methods. This was our goal," Harris
wrote.
"My hope is that whether or not
people agree with our methods, the
message will be heard. We will not be
silent or invisible in the U-M com-
munity."
Many students said they were not
aware of the "Day Without Diversity"
before they went to Angell Hall yester-
day.
"As an iArab American student
myself, I find it a little troublesome
that I was not aware of this protest

before this morning," said LSA
junior Susie Nakley. "Sometimes I
feel discriminated against, too, but I
am not really sure if this protest is for
all minorities or just African
Americans. Who are students of color
in this case?"
Nakley said she wished she had
known about the "Day Without
Diversity" beforehand.
"Maybe they should have handed
out fliers last Friday, too," Nakely
said. "That way more people might
have been encouraged to attend the
MLK Day events instead of sleeping
in.
Organizers of yesterday's protest

said the event was not funded by any
specific campus. organization, but
rather that supporters paid for the
3,000 fliers.
Salas said she hoped the University
administration will take yesterday's
protest as another sign to continue
the support and increase the popula-
tion of students of color here at
Michigan.
"Steps currently being taken are
good," Salas said. "But no one should
be satisfied until the climate for stu-
dents of color is more acceptable. If it
was acceptable, protests like these
wouldn't be necessary in the first
place.'

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of the University's efforts to promote
diversity.
"I'm happy that President Neal
looked into this problem and is propos-
ing it," said Alianza member Alejandra
Montes. "Now, to what extent the
University is going to carry out this
proposal, I seriously doubt."
Montes cited the low retention rate of
minority students as a problem that
needs to be addressed by the University.
"It's really hard to create a program for
diversity especially when the retention
rate of students is not there,"she said.

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