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Wes Adrianson

Wes Adrianson

March 15, 2017 Wes Adrianson

Wes Adrianson is an east bay activist and graduate student at UC Berkeley. He’s worked against university tuition hikes, led campaigns against extreme fossil fuels in California, and organized with refugees in Southern Europe. When not studying or organizing, Wes enjoys backpacking, photography, gardening, and frantically typing poetry in google docs. Raised in a densely artistic home in Los Angeles, Wes was an early fanatic of art, music, and theatre. Some of his particular interests include social movements, ecological and climate ethics, and queer and marginalized identity.

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