Diversity & Distinction is a hip, versatile, and intelligent quarterly magazine that probes social and civil rights issues, including ethnicity, race, gender, social class, disability, and sexual orientation. D&D is Harvard's only publication that tackles issues of multiculturalism - a magazine that challenges conventional viewpoints in a nuanced and thought-provoking manner.

 

The Masculine Mystique

Volume 11, Number 2   Fall 2006

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Contents:

Playboy A look at how the magazine has influenced American masculinity By Elise Wang

Moving Beyond Words: Challenging Racism with Action A class dedicated to empowering people, especially white people, to actively challenge racism By Vinita Alexander & Jessica Harmon

Radcliffe The Institute at its post-college life By Frankie ChenNneka Ufere

Randomization leads to Diversity? The impact of House randomization on student life By Kimberly Williams

Looking back, Moving forward...on Racism Introductory collage to the section on the state of race relations at Harvard and Cambridge By Jessica Harmon

An Uncolored Discussion of Color A reprint of an article in the first issue of D&D about "white Harvard guys on race." By Joe Mathews

Commentary: The Tale of Two Women Twenty-seven years of being an Asian woman at Harvard By Victoria Kim

Spotlight: Diversity and Distinction Ten years of building Harvard's common ground By Tess Hamilton

What the future holds Student leaders on Harvard's Future By M. Elysia Baker

Mosaic: Schneeballen By Stephanie Leigh Plant

Photoessay: Changing Neighborhoods By Rachel Culley

Racism Re-Examined A review of the film Crash By Amara Madu

 

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