Item Details

coverage

Winston-Salem (N.C.)

creator

McKeller-Smith, Caleb

Holloway, Rahmir

date

2024-10-21T16:04:36Z

2024-10-21T16:04:36Z

2023-04-18

2024-10-21 (issued)

description

In this interview, Rahmir Holloway, a student majoring in African American Studies, discusses his experience in the program and why he thinks it is important for others to consider. At the time of the conversation, Holloway was a sophomore. One of the major themes in this interview is representation. By having Black professors teaching African American Studies, Holloway explains, that he has felt more included and seen.

format

audio/mp3

13:32 minutes

oral histories

Permalink

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/110018

language

English

relation

Special Collections and Archives

Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Wake Forest University

rights

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subject

Wake Forest University--History

Inclusive Student Life Collection

African American Studies

Expanded Wake Voices

Inclusion

Diversity

Students--Social life and customs

Holloway, Rahmir

College sophomores

Educational anthropology

title

Holloway, Rahmir (Audio Interview and Transcript)

type

Sound