Race on Campus
by Julie J. Park
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Park argues there are "pervasive and stubborn myths" about diversity on campus. What were some of the most surprising or entrenched myths the book explores, and how effectively does Park dismantle them?
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Reflecting on your own experiences with higher education or other large institutions, did you recognize any of the "myths" Park describes, either in your own thinking or in the prevailing culture? How did they manifest?
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The book's description notes that these myths "obscure the notable significance and effects that diversity has already had." What specific examples or arguments does Park use to highlight these positive effects, and which resonated most with you?
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