John Bradley on making UNC a leader in social justice
Excerpt Description: John Bradley describes how students in the BCC movement used the elite status of UNC-Chapel Hill as aContinue Reading
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Chris Baumann on student power and worker power
Excerpt Description: Chris Baumann reveals that students and workers have and can collectively leverage power on the UNC-Chapel Hill campusContinue Reading
John Pope Advertisement Against the BCC
Document Description: By September 1993, the Board of Trustees had already approved a free-standing Black cultural center at the CokerContinue Reading
Student Protestors Arrested in Chancellor Hardin’s Office
Document Description: Following a two week-long sit-in in South Building, on April 15, 1993, Chancellor Paul Hardin ordered all studentsContinue Reading
Letter from the Occupants of South Building to Chancellor Hardin
Document Description: On April 1st, 1992 students began a two-week long sit-in in South Building. After delivering a letter toContinue Reading
Sit-In at South Building for the BCC Flyer
Document Description: On April 1st, 1992 BCC students supporters began a two-week long sit-in in South Building. Chancellor Hardin refusedContinue Reading
Map of Potential Sites for the Sonja Haynes Stone Black Cultural Center
Document Description: The BCC Advisory Board and the Provost’s BCC Working Group employed Yongue Architects of Durham to make aContinue Reading
Younge Architects Report on Possible Locations for the Sonja Stone Black Cultural Center
Document Description: The BCC Advisory Board and the Provost’s BCC Working Group employed Yongue Architects of Durham to make aContinue Reading
Poll: BCC issue divides UNC on racial lines
Document Description: The campus community’s allegiances divided between the case for a multicultural center versus a Black cultural center byContinue Reading
Letter from Margo Crawford to Student Supporters of the BCC
Document Description: This letter from Margo Crawford to student supporters of the BCC urges students to keep fighting for aContinue Reading