Diversity Week includes plays

As part of diversity week, Kevin Blake performed one of three “compassion plays” in La Fetra Hall at the University of La Verne Tuesday. “Horizon Line” and “Kick and Wheels” are plays were presented by the Encompass organization to help spark conversation among young adults to have an increase in the understanding of diversity issues. / photo by Seanette Garcia
As part of diversity week, Kevin Blake performed one of three “compassion plays” in La Fetra Hall at the University of La Verne Tuesday. “Horizon Line” and “Kick and Wheels” are plays were presented by the Encompass organization to help spark conversation among young adults to have an increase in the understanding of diversity issues. / photo by Seanette Garcia
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