Student Pledges
I pledge to: “educate myself, to grow in my antiracist journey, to support all marginalized and underrepresented communities.”
I pledge to: “confront racially objective practices and educate others on how to be racially inclusive. I pledge to be an ally.”
I pledge to: “use my voice to lift the voices of those affected by racism.”
I pledge to: “step in when I see or hear racist acts against anyone.”
I pledge
to: “use my voice to stand up and speak out against injustice, discrimination, and racism.”
I pledge to: “treat everyone with respect and dignity.”
I pledge to: “speak out about the inequity and biases that go on around me!”
I pledge to: “hold myself accountable in standing up against microaggressions and not be a bystander.”
I pledge to: “challenge myself to recognize my privilege, even in uncomfortable situations.”
I pledge to: “encourage my students to actively question the systems and policies in place.”
I pledge to: “check and correct the biases I may have.”
I pledge
to: “educate myself on the experiences people of color face in America and amplify their voices so others can learn from them too.”
I pledge to: “better understand my own privilege, and recognize how others may not have the same privileges.”
I pledge to: “educate myself, speak up, and have difficult conversations.”
I pledge to: “continually evaluate myself and my identity and how it is connected to my privilege.”
I pledge to: “use my privilege to fight for the communities that face discrimination.”
I pledge to: “encourage inclusiveness and respect for EVERYONE on CMU’s campus.”
I pledge to: “speak out and not be afraid to stand up for what’s right.”
I pledge to: “continue to find new ways to get involved in promoting inclusion and diversity.”
I pledge to: “be more vocal and not shy away from conflict or adversity.”
I pledge to: “call out injustice where I see it.”
I pledge to: “be an ally.”
I pledge to: “use my voice to spread awareness of the importance of antiracism.”
I pledge to: “use my privilege to educate others on the issues facing minority communities.”