That’s what Roxane Gay told an electric audience of 500 students, faculty, and staff on Thursday, March 22 in the Hogan Ballroom. This is a willful act, to both see somebody and pretend that they’re invisible. “Oftentimes when you’re marginalized, you’re highly visible and also highly invisible people look right through you but they also see you.
Luth Athletic Complex and Recreation and Wellness Center Initiative.McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture.
