Peyton Jackson
- Title
- Peyton Jackson
- Description
- From author: As a nonbinary lesbian, I do my best to impact positive change for the LGBT community by living my life without shame. Often, we are told to tone it down and make ourselves more palatable for a hetero- and cisnormative society. This is especially true in STEM fields, where scientists and engineers are forced to hide a key aspect of their identify that enriches their life and everything they touch. I am working together with other LGBT STEM majors on campus to establish an oSTEM chapter at ECU to provide a community for LGBT students pursuing STEM-related degrees across campus. Jackson is a sophomore, double majoring in Chemistry and Biology. Pronouns: they/them/theirs.
- Date
- 2018
- Original Format
- photographs
- Extent
- Local Identifier
- UA22.10.01.03
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- Location of Original
- University Archives
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ECU History
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True Colors: LGBT Community Photographs
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Women's History
- Location of Original
- Records of Student Affairs: Records of the Dr. Jesse R. Peel LGBTQ Center from the University Archives
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