And externally only like 3 buildings have wheelchair ramps. NONE OF THE BUILDINGS HAVE WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE PATHWAYS, there are just stairs.
Let's say someone had to use a wheelchair to get around. The school's environment and architecture is just overall ableist by itself. In terms of LGBTQ+, all the gay or trans people I know are insecure about their identity here, and the issue of homophobia, and transphobia here is also not handled and LGBTQ+ have no support/ the issues are not openly spoken about and LGBTQ+ students aren't fully represented, sure theres a resource center but that shits so small and in the very back of campus so it's like a 10 minute walk to get there, it's like they're trying to promote straight pride, and in the terms of ableism. They blatantly ignore everything that's happening and when we complain about it they resort us to black professors, yet there's barely any black professors or professors of color left because of this racist shitspace. What has the school done about this? NOTHING! Absolutely fucking nothing. White people here are incredibly entitled and there are so many of them who will outwardly be racist, homophobic/transphobic and ableist than try to "cover it up" by being hella nice or in try to show their not racist by walking up and talking to every POC they see, shaking their hands and shit. My college literally doesn't give 2 shits about the students of the school, specifically the POC's, Homosexual/Transgender students and students with disabilities. While today has been good so far, I am absolutely pissed. This evening, I am going to support my friend who is trying to become student trustee as well as write and learn French. So far I woke up at 7:00 AM - First time in a while, it was nice! I have been drinking a lot of water, meditated, prayed, studied and did well on schoolwork, and had breakfast. Today (day 11) I was productive I put in a morning routine. I just didn't need all that negativity in my life
I think social media has played a lot in causing this due to the stigma of posting stuff to get likes and the way news is controlled (showing only the stuff you like). On top of that most people are closed off and if someone has a different opinion then them (let's say on cookies) the person who hates cookies will be slammed down. Sadly, everyone is afraid of being themselves for fear of being disliked. This is at least what I experienced with social media and what goes around at my college. The other thing is most people use it, which i feel like ruins their uniqueness cause they're seeing what gets a lot of likes then they post that, or to fit in with their friends and be "liked" or feel accepted, they might form opinions that they don't necessarily agree with like for example, someone may be the only one who dislikes Billie Eilish in their group but instead of saying that and saying why they follow all billie eilish news and act like a fan, so they're not disliked. Yesterday I quit social media because all it is is checking in on others lives and not focusing on your own. Been lacking on my goals, no games or game related content though.
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