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Makes Diversity "Clique" by Manuel Quinones American Word Staff Writer |
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Making Out and [Race] Mixing: AU's Interracial Couples Avoid the Stares by Jordan Berg American Word Staff Writer |
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It seems like every single American University undergraduate student has complained about it. And no matter how many races and ethnicities coexist within the university's gates, ethnic and racial self-segregation is so commonplace that students often identify it as part of the school's culture.
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Some would have found the couple's intertwined hands elegant: a very dark-skinned black man and a blond woman walking into Mary Graydon Center on American University's campus, seemingly unaware of the snide remarks and stares.
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Sororities Beginning to Bridge the Racial Gap by Leah Krauss American Word Staff Writer |
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"[The average white freshman girl] is only going to know about, say, Delta Gamma," said Zeta Phi Beta sister Samantha Thomas, a junior.
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