Category: Race/Ethnic Relations

As we enter our last week of DukeEngage-New Orleans, I find myself reflecting on all the experiences I’ve had with …

I didn’t really know what to expect when I left my home in Miami, FL, and headed to Johannesburg to …

The word “coon” is heavy with history. But whose history determines how heavy? In America, the word “coon” is met …

This week was my first week working at the District Six Museum and it’s been great. One of the greatest …

During our reflection session on Sunday, one of the questions that Miguel asked us was, “Who were your greatest teachers …

I am a half black, half white woman. My skin is tan, my hair is a dark shade of brown, …

Last week during our weekly reflection, our group watched the harrowing documentary “I Am Not Your Negro.” The film is …

This week I am left wondering how my Americanness alters my perception, understanding, and appreciation of South African historical sites. …

As much as I enjoy learning new things and experiencing new cultures, sometimes it gets to be too much. I …

I’ve been forced to confront my identity here on a daily basis. From men on the street who yell “ni …