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American Black Journal
College Campus Racism Protests
Racial tension has erupted on college campuses across the nation after numerous reports of racist incidents. Locally, the University of Michigan is stepping out in front of the issue by creating a comprehensive plan to address diversity concerns and promote racial equity and inclusion on its campus. Ep 4408/Segment 1.
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