Nebraska U's black student leaders step up, address community need

After George Floyd's death, Nebraska student Batool Ibrahim participated in protest marches in Lincoln (left) and helped organize an outreach project, Black Student Union Care Bags, providing wellness items to community members in need.
After George Floyd's death, Nebraska student Batool Ibrahim participated in protest marches in Lincoln (left) and helped organize an outreach project, Black Student Union Care Bags, providing wellness items to community members in need.
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In the days following George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis, feelings of anger and sadness pushed countless American citizens across the nation into the streets in protest.

At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, black student leaders banded together to ensure change was enacted.

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UNL Parent & Family Association Fri. July 03, 2020