TO THE EDITOR:
As the upcoming case of Fisher v. University of Texas approaches the Supreme Court, the role of affirmative action at the public university is being called into question at the highest level.
So we ask, how does affirmative action affect our lives as students at UNC? How can it help or hurt our future as a leading public university? How has and will affirmative action contribute to our goal of being an inclusive and diverse educational space?
Tea Talks, a student group committed to fostering cross-campus dialogue on the issues that affect us most as students, invites you to join us for a candid discussion on the future of affirmative action today from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Upendo Lounge of SASB.
Come join your fellow students, faculty and staff for a discussion on all these questions and more — we’d really love to have you there. Come for as long as you would like — for two minutes or two hours. Tea and snacks will be provided.
Hudson Vincent ’13
Comparative literature
Co-Director, Tea Talks
Nikita Shamdasani ‘15
Political science
Co-Director, Tea Talks
