She insists on excellence. They are trained to serve African-American students, and it starts before students even get here. African-American students' trials and tribulations and their history in Virginia and at the University are much different than any other students'. Other students don't need this brand of advocacy, of caring, of commitment, because other students haven't been locked out historically from this institution and other institutions. Their socio-history is different.
Asian students are different.
Hispanic students are different. White students' history is different. When this country can begin to redistribute wealth. When we can stop separating ourselves. What we have done historically is lock African-American people out from housing, from schools, from jobs, from everything in life.