OPINION | CAMPUS VOICES
Race-blind admissions exacerbate racial inequity
By Anthony Salgado | October 3, 2023You cannot choose to live as colorblind in a world that clearly isn’t.
You cannot choose to live as colorblind in a world that clearly isn’t.
At an institution like Duke, finding people like you can be hard but you are making a generational path for others by doing so. Your future descendants are thanking you right now, so seize your opportunities and make them proud.
At the same time the Career Center was empty, Latinx students sat on the floor of their own space and had to grab chairs from across the Bryan Center.
Duke has once again failed diversity on campus. The Bryan Center must remain a student facing area, promoting equity and inclusivity.
Probably, the CEB should just admit it has no idea what it is talking about most of the time.
Minorities are always being told they're asking for “too much” while simultaneously never really having their demands met. If Duke Disability Alliance would like a minor, or Asian American students on this campus want faculty support - there should be a department to support them.
The war against political correctness is a war against accountability.
We can’t let the voters who just saved America once again become silenced by these racist pieces of legislation.
If there is anything anyone fighting these issues could take away from reading this column, please know you’re not alone in this fight.
