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Monticello Summit Offers Somber View of Slavery Legacy

by Catherine Morris | October 5, 2016
A public summit hosted by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation brought hundreds to Monticello for a [...] Read more

Colin Kaepernick Controversy Puts Presidential Debate in Perspective

by Emil Guillermo | September 25, 2016
Fans don’t realize it, but Colin Kaepernick knows there are more important things in life tha [...] Read more

WNBA Players Readily Step Up into Activist Role

by Lois Elfman | August 3, 2016
Experts discuss the female athletes’ civic responsibilities and whether these role models hav [...] Read more

Higher Ed, Civil Rights Groups Should Explore Areas of Convergence

by Marcus Bright | August 2, 2016
There is plenty of common ground between universities and civil rights groups that needs to be [...] Read more

Civil Rights Icon Kyles Dies, Forever Linked to King

by Jamal Eric Watson | April 28, 2016
The recent passing of the Rev. Samuel “Billy” Kyles brings into focus the steady loss of ci [...] Read more

Asian American Groups File Complaint Against Harvard

by Catherine Morris | May 17, 2015
A coalition of more than 60 Asian American organizations filed an official federal complaint ag [...] Read more

Three More Big Diversity-related Questions resulting from COVID-19

Part II: Three More Big Diversity-related Questions resulting from COVID-19