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Duke Immerse Students Transformed by Immersive Experience
Students in Professors Kerry Haynie and Ralph Lawrence’s fall 2017 Duke Immerse program discuss the life-changing semester they spent traveling to different cities learning about urban governance and structural inequality. By the year 2050, approximately 7 billion people will be living in cities worldwide. This makes it imperative that we not only think about how best […]
‘Don’t Get It Twisted:’ Black Girls’ Dehumanization Is Not the Same as Adultification
by Linda M. Burton & PhD & Donna-Marie Winn, Ph.D. Ask NBC News. They recently learned what happens when you tweet a story with a headline that erroneously twisted Sally Hemmings’ personal narrative of horrific, repeated rapes at the hands of Thomas Jefferson into a headline about her being Jefferson’s mistress. NBC News learned […]
The Juice Box Incident and the Erasure of Black Girlhood
by Mark Anthony Neal | @NewBlackMan | NewBlackMan (in Exile) It has come to be known in our family as the “juice box incident”. I was called to my youngest daughter’s kindergarten class at a local charter school because she was being suspended. Apparently, my daughter had been accused of purposely squeezing juice, from […]
Collaborative To Advance Equity Through Research Agreement
Membership agreement from the Equity Through Research website: The Collaborative to Advance Equity through Research is a voluntary affiliation of American colleges, universities, professional schools, seminaries, research programs, publishers, and public interest institutions committed to taking meaningful action to support and improve research about women and girls of color. This Collaborative serves as a national […]
