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Author: Rotimi Kukoyi

Rotimi Kukoyi is a public voices fellow of The OpEd Project and The National Black Child Development Institute. He is a sophomore Morehead-Cain scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he studies health policy and management, biology and chemistry.
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Amid Attacks on DEI, Black Alumni Must Take a Stand to Protect Black Students

Faith Crittenden and Rotimi Kukoyi

As administrative and legislative decisions take steps to erode the scope and funding of diversity offices, Black alumni must take a more vocal and firm stance to support, affirm and protect current and future undergraduates in an anti-DEI landscape.

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