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Treasuring Diversity & Empowering Inclusion Here, There, & Everywhere
All I'm asking..is for a little respect.." Otis Redding (Lyricist) 1967. Ms. Aretha Franklin's #1 Hit Song-RESPECT
How do we recognize respect? When do we know whether diverse spaces are truly inclusive
Dr. Rumay Alexander, Past Vice-Chancellor of Diversity & Inclusion at UNC CH answers... she shares her own story of being a Black Woman from the 1970's thru today when diversity was not present & inclusion was just a dream. Also..recent explosive developments w/ the Confederate Monument "Silent Sam."
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By Mary Kendall Hope, Ph.D.All I'm asking..is for a little respect.." Otis Redding (Lyricist) 1967. Ms. Aretha Franklin's #1 Hit Song-RESPECT
How do we recognize respect? When do we know whether diverse spaces are truly inclusive
Dr. Rumay Alexander, Past Vice-Chancellor of Diversity & Inclusion at UNC CH answers... she shares her own story of being a Black Woman from the 1970's thru today when diversity was not present & inclusion was just a dream. Also..recent explosive developments w/ the Confederate Monument "Silent Sam."