"U.S. Blacks Make Legitimate Commands"-January 29, 1988, page 3, The Occidental
Title
"U.S. Blacks Make Legitimate Commands"-January 29, 1988, page 3, The Occidental
Description
This is a response to a prior article in which another student, George O'Keefe, expressed some resentment towards black students who seem to segregate themselves and not integrate into the white community. Moore counters this argument by suggesting that “any black student who comes to Oxy has integrated into and learned far more about white society than most whites will ever learn about or integrate into black society.”
Creator
Moore, Kevin
Source
The Occidental
Publisher
Associated Students of Occidental College
Date
1988-01-29
Date Created
2015-10-21
Contributor
Tatz, Erin
Rights
Rights resides with Occidental College Library. For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact Special Collections.
Bibliographic Citation
Moore, Kevin. "U.S. Blacks Make Legitimate Commands." The Occidental. January 29, 1988. pp, 1 & 7.
Mediator
CTSJ 320 Culture and Community
Rights Holder
Occidental College
Original Format
Newspaper Article
Analysis/Reflection
I think that this letter is indicative of a certain tension that existed on campus at this time. It is a good representation of real conversations happening amongst the student body.
Citation
Moore, Kevin, “"U.S. Blacks Make Legitimate Commands"-January 29, 1988, page 3, The Occidental,” History of Equity and Diversity at Occidental, accessed August 15, 2022, https://oxyequitydiversity2014.omeka.net/items/show/211.