Resilience through unspeakable pain and strife
Duke alumnus illuminates the refugee experience through personal stories
News in Race & Culture
Duke in the News
3 questions for Sarah Collins Rudolph, ‘5th Little Girl’ at the 16th St. Baptist Church bombing 60 years Ago
Quotes Adriane Lentz-Smith, associate professor of history
‘Oh No. Not Again’: How the UNC Shooting Reminded Asian Americans of a Long History of Violence
Quotes Eileen Chengyin Chow, associate professor of the practice in Chinese and Japanese cultural studies
A Look at Black Fatherhood, Health and Leadership
Interview with Angelo Moore, assistant director of community outreach at Duke Cancer Institute
A ‘Gen Z Bible’ Account Is Translating the Bible into Internet Slang. Viewers Love It, But A Theological Scholar Thinks It’s Cheapening the Faith.
Quotes distinguished professor of Old Testament and professor of law
American Megachurches Are Thriving by Poaching Flocks
Quotes Mark Chaves, professor of sociology
For Single Women in China, Owning a Home Is a New Form of Resistance
Quotes Wang Mengqi, an assistant professor of anthropology at Duke Kunshan University
Duke’s Convocation on The Rural Church Emphasizes Need For ‘Gathering with Hope’
Quotes Kate Bowler, associate professor of American religious history
‘Hip-Hop as Archival Practice and Form’: An Interview with Mark Anthony Neal
Interview with the professor of African American Studies and chair of the Department of African & African American Studies
At Asian Weddings, Cash Is King
Quotes Mengqi Wang, assistant professor of anthropology at Duke Kunshan University
Inside the Relationship Between Hip-Hop Music & The Criminal Justice System
Interview with Mark Anthony Neal, professor of African American Studies and chair of the Department of African & African American Studies