February 13, 1989 (vol. 99, iss. 95) • Page Image 3
…The Michigan Daily -Monday, February 13, 1989 -Page 3 Scholar speaks on *women and race BY ANNA SENKEVITCH Last week, oral historian Marsha Darling spoke with students about oppression and racism…
… was a cer- tain understanding of what patriarchy was. It is into that world that we situate women." Students at U of Detroit protest racial incident BY ANDREW KAPLAN Black History Month, a time for…
…, Badry ob- jected to a poster promoting Black History Month at the university. The poster depicts Arabs as the original slave traders and reads: "Many Africans driven by Arab slave traders across burning…
… we were lazy and shiftless and that we should go out and get jobs," Dixon told the Free Press. Badry, an engineering student from Egypt, denied making racist remarks. He claimed to have only debated…
… with Dixon over the depic- tion of Arabs as slave traders. He re- fused to comment any further on the incident when reached over the weekend. Badry has been suspended from his job pending the results of…
… said. She said she did not feel that the University of Detroit had a history of racial unrest. But Dixon disagreed. "There's been a plethora of things that have occurred. Last term many students brought…
… confederate flags to the school. 'Go home niggers' was written on student doors and lots of harassing phone calls were made, especially to members of fraternities. I myself received one," Dixon said. Dixon said…
… he has met with the vice president of the University, and was told that the outcome of the in- vestigation will be released by Wednesday. He said 200 students have signed a petition calling for Badry…
…'s firing. "We want to let all the Blacks on campus be aware that we won't stand for racist remarks," he said. Black students make up 22 per- cent of the 6,000 students presently enrolled at the University of…







