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Pride Month at De Anza

Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff | June 28, 2024
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Jamie Pelusi, faculty coordinator for the Pride Center, speaks to La Voz in her office on June 18.
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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, Art & Entertainment Editor
Though my main interest lies in literature, I love writing about the arts and human interest, which De Anza has in excess. I want to spend this quarter becoming more informative and contributive towards the community. Besides the essential service that news provides, I want to bring attention to the people and projects at De Anza.