A Response to “Why is there always a ‘black table’ at Sodexho?”
The column “Why is there always a ‘black table’ at Sodexho?” was written as strictly an observation of the segregation that still exists today. Many students of all nationalities find themselves questioning why people congregate within their comfort zone. It is true that anyone would want to feel accepted and welcomed, and perhaps that is within your same race. During this month of Black History, though, we have been boggled down with historical information of equality for all, desegregation, and all that applies. The Columnist is trying to ask why we have come so far regarding equality in laws, yet, still find ourselves purposefully segregated.
There is an extended version of this article online that more clearly states the purpose of why it was written.
The Colonnade is a tool that can be used by all students, not just The Colonnade staff, to express observations, opinions, and news events. Anyone can send a letter to the editor to express what was specifically offensive in the article and let us know your thoughts. These letters are to professionally articulate opinions. We welcome all comments, concerns, and suggestions.
To submit a letter to the editor, click on Letters to the Editor.
Thank you to everyone who has taken an interest in this article. Please remember, though, that this is a professional organization and responses should also reflect professionalism.
Tiffany Bishop, public relations manager
Posted by Colonnade Archives
on Feb 16 2007. Filed under Opinion.
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