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Culture of Complacency
On June 12, 2019, Shira Greer (‘22) and Jenifer Yi (‘22) conducted an oral history interview with 1999 Richmond College alum Dominic Finney. In this edited piece produced by Shira Greer from the one hour forty minute interview, Dominic discusses the culture of complacency he found among his homogenous peers as both a black and gay student at UR. He ends with compelling advice for current black and LGBT students at UR.
Click here to listen to the entire oral history interview with Dominic Finney.
This podcast was created by Shira Greer ('22) as part of an A&S Summer Fellowship in summer 2019.