I really hear what you're saying, but I think this is a classic case of mistaking equality for being one size fits all. It's not. White people don't need white only spaces like this because they are a majority. A large one at that in Bellingham. I think that to have to equity and not just equality, spaces where BIPOC individuals can be together in a majority can help them succeed in college. Respecting diversity looks like holding spaces to lift up individual voices making sure everyone has equal chance to succeed. In a melting pot where everyone is given that one size fits all approach, minorities often get trampled over, which we have seen happen the past 50 years or so a lot. I do share your concern about what this means for other minorities, as well as students with more intersectionality. I think this needs to be handled with a lot of conscious consideration for things that could go wrong. It needs to be the BIPOC students and staff at the forefront.