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Pride Month at De Anza

Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff | June 28, 2024
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Ingrid Lu
Jamie Pelusi, faculty coordinator for the Pride Center, speaks to La Voz in her office on June 18.
Ingrid Lu

To commemorate Pride Month, La Voz went to the Pride Center to ask resident students and faculty what they do to celebrate. Jamie Pelusi, Pride Center faculty coordinator, spoke to us about De Anza’s pride events.

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Ingrid Lu
Ingrid Lu, A&E Editor + Features Editor
Hi! I'm Ingrid and I'm the Arts & Entertainment editor for La Voz this quarter. I love keeping up with music, movies, games, and the arts, especially when it's relevant to De Anza. I'm looking forwards to a good quarter!

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