News in Race & Culture
Duke in the News
How Can a Denomination Based on Reconciling Differences Split Over Its Disagreements?
Commentary by David Eagle, assistant research professor of global health and sociology
OJ Simpson’s Trial Exposed America’s Racial Divide. Three Decades Later, What’s Changed?
Quotes Sara Sternberg Greene, professor of law and sociology
What Dreamville Fest means to NC’s Black community
Quotes Mark Anthony Neal, distinguished professor of African & African American Studies and chair of the Department of African & African American Studies
The new Latino South
Quotes Cecilia Márquez, assistant professor of history
A Total Eclipse Is Near. For Some, It’s Evidence of Higher Power. For Others It’s a Warning
Quotes Omid Safi, professor in the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter Blurs Lines Between Reality, Performance and Research With ‘Saved!’
Quotes Grant Wacker, professor emeritus of Christian history
Duke’s Cook Center Receives Grants to Expand Racial and Ethnic Wealth Gap Study
Quotes Gwendolyn L. Wright, director of strategic initiatives at the Cook Center
Duke Names Campus Union for Father-Son Custodians, Who Endured Slavery and Discrimination
Quotes Thavolia Glymph, professor of history and law and faculty research scholar at the Duke Population Research Institute
Willie Watkins Honors the Dead with Funerals That Celebrate Black Lives with Dignity and Flourish.
Quotes Karla Holloway, professor emerita of English, law and African American studies
New Duke Study Finds Breast Cancer Tumors May Differ Based on Race
Quotes Dr. Maggie DiNome, section chief of breast surgery and professor of surgery