Looking Back In History To Help Inform And Improve Future Race Relations

Dr. Crutcher discusses his book on navigating race and leadership, highlighting the polarization in society and its impact on university campuses. He emphasizes the need for universities to foster authentic interactions and address historical racism. Dr. Crutcher shares personal experiences and the importance of uncomfortable conversations in understanding race relations.

How does Doctor Crutcher describe the current polarization in society and its impact on university campuses?

What does Doctor Crutcher believe is necessary for students to build relationships across racial differences?

How does Doctor Crutcher suggest universities should engage students in conversations about race?

What lessons from the civil rights movement does Doctor Crutcher believe universities have failed to heed?

What challenges do students of color face when they enter university according to Doctor Crutcher?

In what ways does Doctor Crutcher believe universities can help students develop strength in facing racial challenges?

What is the significance of the Commission on University History and Identity that Doctor Crutcher initiated?

What historical context does Doctor Crutcher provide regarding the founding of the University of Richmond?

What uncomfortable conversations does Doctor Crutcher mention regarding race and history?

How does Doctor Crutcher respond to the notion of not seeing race in the context of raising children?