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A Courageous Conversation should provide those interested with a forum to discuss issues of social justice. In addition, we hope that contributors will share knowledge and ideas that will help to keep readers informed about current events in social justice with a particular focus on higher education."
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- While this site has not received the amount of att...
- Diversity Inc
- Interesting Chronicle Article on Bakke and its legacy
- Heinz pulls "Gay Kiss" ad
- Don Imus does it again
- 2008 Election, the Internet, & Pop Culture
- Skin deep.
- UC v. Bakke: 30 yr Anniversary
- New drugstores cropping up offering pampers and a ...
- "Meet a Black Guy"
- Hymenotomy: A New Rite of Passage
- Yes We Can
- Wednesday Blog Recommendation(s)
- American Culture 101: Sublimate, Co-opt, and Adopt...
- Focus on Feminism and the Presidential Contest
- Face2Face
- Banksy
- SF Art Museum: The Diversity Project
- EXPATRIATE
- Multiracial/Multiethnic America | Race/Gender in...
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i love banksy... you should also check out DC's own Banksy, Borf... He has a cult following in DC, myself included... DC Graffiti tends to be very political and intellectual... I miss that about it.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/13/AR2005071302448.html
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