Our parents and we, ourselves, have sacrificed time and money to attend this prestigious university. We deserve the right to be studious without extra burdens. We, the students , are not given this due respect when racism is involved. This Time is pleased to provide you with a special and personal interview of two Emory students who were not granted the due respect. To protect the identity of both victims, we will refer to them collectively as Orlando.
Racism is ignorance.
It is something that is embedded in your mind. It's not something you could just pick up from somebody. In most cases you learn racism when you are a child. It's nothing that you could change overnight. Describe your recent encounter with racism.