Tag: CDI Voices

Dear WashU Family, May 25, 2020 was Memorial Day.  A day that is supposed to be one of reflection for all those who have died in service to our country, […]

Dear WashU Family, We are reaching out to express our shared sorrow, anguish and sympathy with our South Asian students, faculty and staff community who have been impacted by the […]

Dear WashU Community, The Center for Diversity and Inclusion stands in support and solidarity with our students, staff and faculty who have been devastated by the racial violence against our […]

Dear Students, It has been two weeks since we have seen most of you on campus and a lot has happened since then. The campus is not the same without […]

Dear Community, I want to foremost recognize the grief, pain and loss of the Reed and Arbery families as well as those who have lost loved ones from COVID-19.  I […]

David McAtee – James Scurlock – Tony McDade – George Floyd –  Sean Reed – Ahmaud Arbery – Nina Pop – Breonna Taylor – Botham Jean – Laquan McDonald – […]

Just last year, we were taking a moment to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, a time (with respect to 1966’s LA’s Compton Cafeteria Riots and other protests […]

Juneteenth in 2020 compels us to reflect beyond the 155 years of Black emancipation from slavery. Juneteenth in 2020 is the momentum of a 400-year justice journey for freedom. Juneteenth […]

Dear Campus Community, The challenges of this generation will be to understand our collective power and the responsibility to move our society towards justice and peace.  Each generation is faced […]

Each January we invoke the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King on his birthday to remember the impact of his life’s work and impact on race relations in the […]