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Motivated by 2020's constant reminders of racial injustice,
Reflections: Oral Histories at UVa has been moved
to create a podcast exploring
race, equality, and equity at
the University of Virginia over
the last half-century with the
intention of initiating
profound, provocative, and
ongoing dialogue about
racial injustice within our
university community. By
taking a close look at where
we have come from, we can
do the difficult work of
creating a better future.
Reflections: Oral Histories at UVa has been moved
to create a podcast exploring
race, equality, and equity at
the University of Virginia over
the last half-century with the
intention of initiating
profound, provocative, and
ongoing dialogue about
racial injustice within our
university community. By
taking a close look at where
we have come from, we can
do the difficult work of
creating a better future.
7 Episodes
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How do student activists balance being a student with their roles as activists? All music in this episode is from Blue Dot Sessions.
In an era marked by civil unrest and Instagram activism, Still We Rise explores the various types of activism led by UVA students. All of the music in this episode is from Blue Dot Sessions.
To finish our conversation on admissions and inclusion we discuss what Black students find after enrolling at the University and the big picture effects of the school's climate.
Where does the UVA journey start? In part one of this series on admissions and inclusion we breakdown the implications of recruitment, admissions, and scholarship for Black students at the University.
What is the role of student athletes in social justice?
From Harrison Davis and Ray Dennison to Charles Snowden and Colin Kaepernick, the history of race in athletics is complex.
A new podcast from Reflections: Oral Histories at U.Va uniting the voices of students, faculty, administrators, and Charlottesville community members exploring the recent history of racial injustice at the University of Virginia.
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