Word: segregationism
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According to a 2003 article in The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, residential self-segregation on campus is “far less common than people believe.” At Harvard, many minority students say that their time is not spent, as some claim, primarily with other minorities...
The Foundation, which celebrates Harvard’s diversity and hands out thousands of dollars in grants to cultural organizations, does not see self-segregation as a problem that needs to be solved. Dias says, “I would say that the mission of the [Foundation] is an umbrella...
In the end, the predominant question is one of principle: is “self-segregation” wrong? Is it harmful? Periodically, Harvard students have called for an end to the self-segregation that ethnic groups supposedly perpetuate. In a 2005 Crimson column Jason L. Lurie ?...
And perhaps there’s nothing wrong with that. “I think that the perception is that because these organizations and these communities exist, that means there’s segregation, whether that’s on the university’s part, or whether it?...
Ultimately, self-segregation, says Ho, “is not a ‘problem’ that needs to be fixed. It’s a ‘problem’ that needs to be understood.”