The Case for White Accountability Groups
Chronicle of Higher Ed | Katherine Mangan
White accountability groups on college campuses are raising eyebrows at both ends of the political spectrum…[but] proponents of the groups say they serve as a first step to engage people who may be reluctant to talk about race.”
University of North Texas “is one of several campuses nationwide, including Loyola University Maryland and the University of California at San Diego, where white accountability groups have served as safe spaces of sorts for people to broach issues that sometimes trip them up in mixed-race groups.”
