Wake Forests new, non-binding early action option for first-generation students will take effect this year (Henry Bonilla/Old Gold & Black Archives)
Wake Forest’s new, non-binding early action option for first-generation students will take effect this year (Henry Bonilla/Old Gold & Black Archives)

Race at Wake Forest

Wake Forest student Bradley Singleton sits down with members of the Wake Forest community and addresses race relations on campus and in the world today.

 

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    tdaly29Mar 10, 2017 at 12:17 pm

    In the late 1960’s I was fortunate to live downtown tutoring minority students in a BSU/First Baptist supported house. It ended abruptly with the assassination of Dr King, as the effort was felt to have become unsafe. What was amazing to me was the lack of discussions on campus and at my church’s Sunday services. I was hoping that almost 50 years later the silence would have been broken.
    T Daly ’69

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