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XA Chi Alpha celebrates Women’s History Month with faith-focused discussion

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Amid Women’s History Month celebrations across campus, Columbia’s XA Chi Alpha chapter hosted a discussion exploring what it means to be a woman of God in today’s world. Sitting on stage, President Yemima Kebede, a senior creative writing major, asked the crowd gathered at The Hive on Monday, March 17, “What does it mean to be a woman?” Audience responses flowed: “Fearlessness,” “Strength,” “Pain,” “Perseverance,” “Deep love.” The conversation …

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Celebrate Women’s History Month With These Ladies In Gospel

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