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Leslie Ishimwe
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Leslie Ishimwe is a journalism student who is passionate about writing and art photography. She hopes to pursue a career in the journalism field and communication field as well.
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UOIT privilege posters were not offensive or racist
Leslie Ishimwe
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April 27, 2018
