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Voices - March, 2003
| Self-Segregation Harmful, Unnecessary at HBCUs It's understandable for black students on white campuses to seek their own spaces, but why are they doing that at an HBCU? (3/30/2003) |
| We Have Another War to Fight War? Black people have long been at war -- a mental and spiritual war for which we must be strong. (3/18/2003) |
| I Learned About White People at the Movies If whites can judge black people by what they see in movies, blacks can turn the tables. (3/11/2003) |
| Struggle Against Stereotypes Is Far from Over We should never be comfortable with the stereotypes presented in such films as "Bringing Down the House." (3/11/2003) |
| A&T Shouldn't Be Linked to Terrorism I hope no one reading the national news associates N.C. A&T with terrorism. Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was just one of tens of thousands of A&T students. (3/5/2003) |
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