When I look around this campus, it is very rare that I see a mixed group of people eating lunch together at the Union or sitting together in class. Maybe that's the case, because I rarely see whites participating in events that are not predominately white.
Multiperspective history illustrates the stark reality of our racial divide.
We are still separate from each other in our professional lives, as well as our personal lives. We may be taking steps to heal our relationships with each other, but it's not enough, not nearly enough. Last Friday night, I read my poetry in the Multicultural Center at the reading sponsored by the Black Student Union and Phi Beta Sigma. I was the only white person in a group of at least 125 people. At first I was a little uncomfortable about that, but my friends reassured me.