OFB will continue to support, amplify, advocate, and fight for the basic human and civil rights of our Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) community.

Things we have done:

• Updated the rainbow in our OFB logo to permanently include colors representing our Black, Brown, and Trans communities -- those who fought for the rights and privileges we have today, yet themselves continue to face unjust discrimination and violence.
• Donated to the Black Visions Collective, a Black-led, Queer and Trans centering organization dedicated to healing and transformative justice principals.
• Hosted a screening of The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson, followed by a critical discussion of the effects of racial inequality and police brutality on the Black and LGBTQ+ communities.
• Featured Black Queer and Trans individuals and organizations on our OFB Instagram account for the remainder of Pride month. These figures and institutions have been and continue to be at the forefront of the fight for LGBTQ+ civil rights.
• Created a video to amplify our members' diverse voices through personal stories and perspectives.

Things we are doing:

• Ideating follow up conversations around intersectionality, race, queerness, gender, and allyship.

• Drafting amendments to the OFB Constitution that ensure panels, events, partnerships, and donations are thoughtfully executed with diverse representation.

• Continuing to reflect and act -- as an organization and as individuals -- on how we can best follow our Black Business Student Association's Call to Action.