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Beyond these general female-focused organizations, other groups have catered to more specific niches within the Harvard population. The Association of Black Harvard Women (ABHW), Latinas Unidas and the Hillel’s Women’s Group all aim to foster a similar community specifically for women who identify with a particular ethnic/religious group. A scarcity of roles for women in theater prompted a few undergraduates to form the Athena Theater Company, the Coalition Against Sexual Violence was founded in 1998 to increase Harvard’s existing education and resources regarding sexual assault, and Girlspot was created...
...make it impossible for a student to commit to more than one effort. As a result, while amazing events and opportunites allow women to thrive on campus, many females are too focused on the efforts of their own group to utilize the opportunities offered by other organizations. As former ABHW president Allana N. Jackson ’03 explained to The Crimson last year, “sometimes black women or minority women in general feel like they are asked to make a choice between being a feminist and having group loyalty to their ethnicity or racial group...
...Theatre. She has taken an active part in the community of black students at Harvard, chairing the Freshman Black Table in Annenberg as a first-year, and subsequently serving as the publications chair of the Black Students’ Association, and historian of the Association of Black Harvard Women (ABHW...
...mainly took a lot of pictures,” Hawkins says of her role as ABHW historian. “Most people tend to know me with a video camera stuck to my hand. I have hundreds of hours of footage of the last few years...
Both Fuerza Latina and ABHW received apology e-mails from Zuckerberg yesterday...