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The Diversity Challenge at HWCUs—On the Urgent Need to Move from Formal Diversity to “Deep Diversity”

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  • 2015-11-04
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  • Dr. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Professor of Sociology at Duke University, speaks at a workshop held on November 4, 2015, part of the Annual Campus Dialogue on Race. Everyone is for “diversity” in America, yet few organizations and institutions, if any, are truly diverse. In this talk, Professor Bonilla-Silva will examine the case of HWCUs, historically white colleges and universities. He will examine how the history, traditions, curriculum, staff, symbols, and culture of these institutions reproduce whiteness and prevent them from becoming multicultural places. He will conclude by suggesting ideas and practices to transform HWCUs into truly universalistic, democratic, and inclusive institutions of higher learning.

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