Urban Voices, Racial Justice, and Community Leadership African American CEOs of Urban Community Colleges Speak Out

Foreword by Cornel West
Urban community colleges redefined for greater social impact
Preface
A lament of hope and conscience
CHAPTER 1: THE SHADOWS OVER URBAN COMMUNITIES
Curtis L. Ivery, chancellor, Wayne County Community College District
CHAPTER 2: A CLARION CALL
Beverly Walker-Griffea, president, Mott Community College
CHAPTER 3: TOWARD HEALING AND RECONCILIATION: SILENCE IS NOT AN OPTION
Kojo Quartey, president, Monroe County Community College
CHAPTER 4: EMBEDDED RACISM AND THE AMERICAN PSYCHE
Donald Generals, president, Community College of Philadelphia
CHAPTER 5: THE COVID-19 ERA AND RACIAL INJUSTICE PROTESTS
Quintin Bullock, president, Community College of Allegheny County
CHAPTER 6: LEADING THROUGH AN EDUCATIONAL TSUNAMI
Kimberly Beatty, chancellor, Metropolitan Community College
CHAPTER 7: OPTIMIZING THE URBAN HIGHER EDUCATION ECOSYSTEM
Christine Johnson McPhail, president, St. Augustine's University
CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSIONSAND REFLECTIONS
Curtis L. Ivery and Christine Johnson McPhail (editors)