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Middle Class Not a Level Playing Field for Blacks, New Duke Research Finds

New study examines disparities between white, black middle classes

The “middle class” can be hard to define. A new report from Duke University suggests...

Two popular Duke courses trace the evolution and cultural significance of hip-hop

In a media briefing, trio says a massive infusion of government cash and other resources is needed

A massive infusion of government cash and other resources is needed to help keep families afloat...

Two events, five days of performances brings dancers and dance scholars to campus

Duke-UNC scholarship on remarkable NC slave brings new perspective on Muslim history in America

Candis Watts Smith, Ph.D. ’11, associate professor of political science and African...

Author Jamillah Karim participated in last week’s...

This year’s Duke Chapel Student Preacher, Liddy Grantland, will reflect on what happens when people come down from mountain-top heights

Duke senior Liddy Grantland, who is this year’s Duke Chapel Student Preacher, will deliver...

Mark Anthony Neal explains why comedy has been a regular means of resistance

At the height of his fame, Dick Gregory may have been the most influential comedian in America:...