US EditionMore than 55 years later, EBONI co-founder reflects on activism and civil rights on Emerson’s campus
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More than 55 years later, EBONI co-founder reflects on activism and civil rights on Emerson’s campus
Over the years, Emerson College has had a significant history of student-led activism on its campus. From fighting for racial justice on campus to protesting against the Vietnam War, generations of Emersonians have sought to make Emerson an institution more equitable for its students and responsive to the sociopolitical issues of the times. While Emerson now prides itself on its diversity, the college did not attract a diverse student body thro…
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