| GAY LIBERATION FRONT AT UB |
RIOTS OF 1969 | 2000 PROGRAM | TIMELINE OF LGBTA | LGBTA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION |
COMMUNICATIVE CREATIVITY |
COLLEGE OF URBAN STUDIES |
FOOD CO-OP | TO EMAIL RICK LANDMAN |
UB's LGBTA |
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1969-1976 |





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Your curriculum was to learn about your student and his/her family. My student was deaf and as a result I went to St. Mary's School for the Deaf to learn how to sign and finger spell. (I also used Bambii's "Alpha Hands" flashcards with pictures of the finger spelling letters.) Each Sunday we would all meet at Clark Gym and have an experience together. I remember one week when Bambii rented wheelchairs for many of the UB students to use for the day and compete with the disabled students. Another week we would blindfold each other and walk around campus. Each week was a different experience in learning what it was like to have to be different. After one semester as a student, I volunteered to be the intern for the next semester's class. That is why you can see a picture of me as Bambii's assistant below. We were cooking a soup for the 200 participants of the program for that Sunday. Dr. Kertzman and this course greatly influenced my approach to learning and respecting all people for the rest of my life. The course was truly ahead of its time." Rick Landman, Esq. |



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"Rachel Girl Power - Running Against Bullying". Links for purchasing or reviewing the book will be added shortly. Paintings by Frankie Flores. |

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