Many of our leading publications as well as our national leaders often take a "pass" on addressing issues having to do with the "color-line." But as the saying goes, if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. By bringing you these kind of articles, we hope to lay a foundation for forging dialogue that just may make some headway in finding solutions. On every college campus in this country, even HBCUs, there is a need to hold ongoing conversations about race. Now that most college presidents have received a copy of the ACE report, the question is how will they respond to Feagin's essay. Real leaders do not duck controversial and complicated issues such as race, and it is one of Black Issues' reasons for being.
Hilary Hurd AnyasoEditor
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