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Working Toward Racial Justice
Students take part in a discussion at the Mary Lou WIlliams Center for Black Culture. Photo courtesy of University Communications.
September 11, 2023
A Legacy of 40 Years: Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture at Duke
Named after jazz artist Mary Lou Williams, the center that opened in 1983 celebrates Black culture and history
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Attendees for "I Got a Story to Tell: Black Voices in Print" in the Gothic Reading Room look through materials on display. Photo by Jack Frederick.
June 16, 2023
Duke University Libraries Displays Archival Materials that Celebrate Black Culture
A recent event included a peek inside some of Rubenstein Library’s materials centering on Black voices in print
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Sheriece Smith, of the Office of the Provost, participated in a mentorship program for emerging communicators. Photo By Stephen Schramm.
May 16, 2023
Sharing the Story of Progress
Through the Diversity Action Alliance, Duke communicators further inclusion
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Sandy Darity, Duke’s Samuel Dubois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, Economics and Business, has explored the nation’s racial wealth gap for 45 years. Photo by Justin Cook.
March 1, 2023
Bringing an Inquisitive Mind to Inequality
A lifelong curiosity guides Sandy Darity’s influential work on the nation’s racial wealth gap
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Photo courtesy of Big Stock.
January 31, 2023
Get Help Deepening Your Understanding of Equity and Inclusion
Duke’s Office for Institutional Equity offers educational opportunities for individuals and units
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