Diversity
Left, Milton Blackmon; right, One of Ella Clark’s descendants was Blackmon’s paternal grandmother Fannie Clark (center), pictured here with husband Felix (left) and son Odis (right), who is Blackmon’s father. Photo courtesy of Milton Blackmon
February 24, 2023
Why There Has Never Been 'Infrastructure Justice' For All
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February 24, 2023
A Fair Process: Lisa McElroy Strives to Make Transplant Selection More Equitable
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February 17, 2023
Test Your Knowledge of School of Medicine Black History
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February 15, 2023
Shaking a Shared Delusion: Andrea Deyrup Combats Race-Based Medicine
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Cook Society Winners, from left: Eunice Sanders, sister of Durham Mayor Elaine O’Neal; Kamillah Jena Kassam; Lisa Davis; Brigit Maria Carter; Kansi Udochukwu; and Kim Hewitt, vice president for institutional equity. Photo by HuthPhoto
Neal holding his daughter Camille when she was two weeks old. Photo courtesy of Mark Anthony Neal.
February 9, 2023
Three Years Post-George Floyd, Police Training, Cultural Reform Is Sluggish, Experts Say
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February 7, 2023
The Legacy of Donald Love, One of the First Black Duke Hospital Employees
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Hailey Mason is the senior program coordinator for the Office for Institutional Equity. Photo by Jack Frederick.
Clockwise from left, Julian Abele, Reginaldo Howard, Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke and Michelle Winn all have their memories honored by place or things at Duke which bear their name.
Sherilynn Black leads a session at a retreat for Duke academic and administrative leaders in January. Photo by John West/Trinity Communications
Esther Kim Lee (Duke), Keohane Professor Pawan Dhingra and Heidi Kim (UNC-Chapel Hill).
February 2, 2023
Dr. Vincent Guilamo-Ramos Appointed to National Academy’s Committee on Racial and Ethnic Inequities in Health Care
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