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Sex Trafficking At The Fem Club
Overall, the Fem club was almost what I expected, we discussed an interesting topic and I was able to gain new knowledge on an issue like sex trafficking. After attending this meeting, I will likely attend other meetings so I can learn about other issues and topic that affect or empower women. I would recommend this club to others and next time I attend the meeting I will try to actually participate in discussion and possibly socialize with others in the club. The Fem club was my first club meeting so far and it has made me curious toward what other clubs at Eastern have to offer.
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