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for trans+ people," Fugate said. "I think they're also for everyone because we are talking about gender and gender affects everybody."
The structure for Breaking Gender Bread would rely heavily on the topics of the conversations. Brooks said these topics are gender minority issues that need to be brought to light and acknowledged.
"In an ideal world we wouldn't necessarily have to have these conversations so much," Brooks said.
TRANSlation brought a group of about 20 students together last Tuesday. Brooks said some students who came had never attended any Spectrum KU events before.
Although Brooks said it is difficult to introduce new gender perspectives as late as college, they hope these discussions are a step in the right direction in terms of gender and trans+ awareness.
"It's harder to break those perceptions this late if you're not ready to," Brooks said. "I'm hoping that's what TRANSlation and Breaking Gender Bread does, that it creates options besides just two options."
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"With giving these children birthday cards, I am hoping that maybe, for some, I can give them a hopeful, optimistic moment to remember and show people still do care and things do change." Li said.
Li has six years of programming and design experience from programming applications and developing websites. He started offering graphic design services over
The creation of his campaign was a step-by-step process, and Li said there were some issues with how the birthday cards would be manufactured, as well as issues with what supplies and machinery were needed. As a result, Li said he took pre-existing technologies and pieced them together to formulate his own program that creates birthday cards. He said most of his experience
the summer, as well.
comes from working on his own projects throughout the years.
"What I like about design is that there is a process. It is creative, but there is order to everything, and life is really, really chaotic," Li said. "Design gives me a sense of control that I shape my creation, and I can shape the world around me and make everything not as chaotic as it is."
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McGruder said it is important that kids who are on the spectrum have equal opportunities at the University, and they should feel welcome and be acknowledged for their talents and their work. McGruder said the
organization's first big event will be Light It Up Blue. The organization will get the campus to light up blue and encourage people to wear light blue shirts to honor those on the spectrum. The event will occur April 2, World Autism Awareness Day.
"I know that there's not a
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lot out there for those on the spectrum, including ways to get them connected to where they feel like they are a valuable contributor to society." Colledge said. "It would bring a smile to my face to bring a smile to other peoples' faces in the group."
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