Diversity – Christopher P. Long

The Frederick Douglas statue on the University of Maryland campus depicts, as wikipedia puts it, "Douglass in the middle of a speech, with one arm outstretched, and a copy of his autobiography under the other arm." His mouth is open in a fiery speech. The statue is cast bronze on a black marble block with white text chiseled on front reading Frederick Douglas 1818-1895, on the side, white text is legible that reads: Abolitionist, Suffragist, Labor Leader. The figure is set off to the right of the image with a band of long, wheat colored grasses in the middle background, with three windows of the red brick colonial style building in the distant background.

The Intentional Work of Values-Enacted Change

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Red Cedar

Bonomi, Rothman, and a Human Rights Approach to Sexual Misconduct in Higher Education

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Roots growing in a brick wall

Practicing Inclusion as a Matter of Institutional Habit

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