Concerned Faculty
The following members of the Duke faculty have signed the Open Letter to the Duke Community, posted here.
Stan Abe
Benjamin Albers
Anne Allison
Srinivas Aravamudan
Lee Baker
Sarah Beckwith
Paul Berliner
Tolly Boatwright
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
Jack Bookman
Matt Brim
Bill Chafe
Leo Ching
Elizabeth Clark
Rom Coles
Michaeline A. Crichlow
Kim Curtis
Roberto Dainotto
Leslie Damasceno
Ariel Dorfman
Laura Edwards
Grant Farred
Jeffrey Forbes
Mary M. Fulkerson
Erin Gayton
Jehanne Gheith
Margaret Greer
Michael Hardt
Erik Harms
Joe Harris
Kerry Haynie
Karla Holloway
Bayo Holsey
Mary Hovsepian
Sherman James
Alice Kaplan
Keval Khalsa
Ranjana Khanna
Fred Klaits
Claudia Koonz
Robert Korstad
Pedro Lasch
Caroline Light
Marcy Litle
Ralph Litzinger
Michele Longino
Wahneema Lubiano
Anne-Maria Makhulu
Tamera Marko
Paula McClain
Louise Meintjes
Sean Metzger
Walter Mignolo
Alberto Moreiras
Cary Moskovitz
Mark Anthony Neal
David Need
Diane Nelson
Jocelyn Olcott
Charles Payne
Charlie Piot
Ronen Plesser
Maureen Quilligan
Jan Radway
Tom Rankin
Marcia Rego
William Reichert
Deb Reisinger
Alex Rosenberg
Marc Schachter
Stephanie Sieburth
Laurie Shannon
Pete Sigal
Irene Silverblatt
Joshua Socolar
Kristin Solli
Helen Solterer
Fiona Somerset
Roxanne Springer
Rebecca Stein
Kenneth Surin
Susan Thorne
John Transue
Maurice Wallace
Priscilla Wald
Kathryn Whetten
Robyn Wiegman
David Wong
Tomiko Yoda
yikes...sorry...the list i have are the morons who iterated their stance.
We stand by the claim that issues of race and sexual violence on campus are real, and we join the ad's call to all of us at Duke to do something about this. We hope that the Duke community will emerge from this tragedy as a better place for all of us to live, study, and work.
http://www.concerneddukefaculty.org/
Thank you. This is the first time I have seen the whole list of the Gang of 88.
Here is "Professor" Elizabeth Clark, also of the Women's Studied Dept.
She says her speciality is "Christianity" in her page.
I believe what she really means is she is an Christian-Hater.
Here is one of her publications:
"Rewriting the History of Early Christianity." The World of Late Antiquity: The Challenge of the New Historiographies (2004).
Robyn Wiegman is also on the list (Margaret Taylor Smith Director of Women's Studies and Professor, Women's Studies and Literature).
As is Anne Allison,Professor, Cultural Anthropology.
Wahneema Lubiano, Associate Professor, Literature and African and African-American Studies
Charles D Piot, Associate Professor, Cultural Anthropology & African and African American Studies
Karla FC Holloway, Professor, English
