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The Damage of the Affirmative Action Myth
On July 2, 2018, Eden Wolfer ('20) and Rena Xiao ('20) conducted an oral history interview with Iria Jones ('87). In this edited piece produced by Eden Wolfer from the one hour interview, Wolfer considers affirmative action policies in the context of Jones' experience as a student at the University of Richmond in the 1980s.
Click here to listen to the entire interview and view the transcript.
This podcast was created by Eden Wolfer ('20) as part of an A&S Summer Fellowship in summer 2018.