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in their home, on their college campus, and in their community. Black Oranges is here to be a resource to end systemic racism.

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Black Oranges was founded by Black and Brown former Syracuse University student-athletes. We stand against systemic and everyday racism by advocating for social justice and economic empowerment. We will use our collective influence, resources and network to inspire, unify and confront systemic oppression, racial inequalities and police brutality at our alma mater, in our respective communities and throughout the world.

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Oct 31, 2020

(Watch) Town Hall: Discussion with SU DPS Chief Bobby Maldonado

Oct 31, 2020

Black Oranges Etan Thomas sat down with Syracuse University Department of Public Safety Chief Bobby Maldonado to discuss the racial acts of aggression on SU campus during the 2019/2020 school year and the path forward to making all students feel safe and repair DPS relationship with the Black and Brown students.

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