Category: Race/Ethnic Relations

Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” As states …

The first class I attended at Duke was a seminar called “Globalization and Corporate Citizenship” led by Dirk Philipsen, a …

Hello, world! My name’s James, and I am part of the (virtual) DukeEngage program in Washington D.C. I’m currently working …

As a “Law and Order: SVU” devotee and a fan of true crime media generally, I long idolized the quick-witted …

Whenever I’m asked to describe myself, I have a litany of phrases cached in my mental storage. I’m a student. …

I learned in middle school social studies that George Washington wore wooden dentures. This was a lie. In fact, although …

As I prepare for my interviews with project managers, mental health liaisons, and case managers of North Carolina’s Local Reentry …

Much of my work for the Criminal Justice Resource Center thus far is solitary, as I sit at my kitchen …

I first learned about the tale of Sisyphus reading a book on Greek mythology. Sisyphus was the king of Corinth, …

Is it possible to address two social issues in one movement?  This question is extremely pertinent as the Black Lives …