Prejudice, discrimination, and culture intersect in today's classroom
offering many challenges to educators across the nation. Educators
need to be equipped with a clear understanding of what race,
ethnicity, and culture are and are not, and how the intersection of
these constructs affects students in unique ways.

Join Dr. David Oxendine as he explores and illustrates issues of
American Indian culture through tracing the history of the Lumbee
Tribe of North Carolina and the implications of race and ethnicity on
their educational systems.

Location:	Graduate Life Center -Multipurpose Room
Price:	Free
Sponsor:	Women and Minority Artists and Scholars Lecture Series and SOE
Contact:	Dr. Barbara Lockee lockeebb@vt.edu
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