"Strange Like Me" is an interactive program on racism, sexism and homophobia especially for college students. "Strange Like Me" begins with a monologue that lays bare the ugliness of hate, setting the stage for a lively discussion of diversity. In two scenes, we follow six students as they attempt to navigate the sometimes difficult terrain of multicultural campus relationships. During talk-backs, students can confront the characters and voice their own opinions on issues of racism, sexism and homophobia. This discussion is capped off by a short theatrical scene that reveals the lasting scars prejudice leaves on its victims.

This free event is for all MSU students.

Location:	Aleshire Theater, Hartnett Hall
Sponsor:	Office of International Programs and the Native American Center
Contact:	Annette Mennem or Libby Claerbout annette.mennem@minotstateu.edu 858-3365

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