Davidson College unveils plans for a monument honoring enslaved people who helped build the campus. It's part of a racial reckoning going on across America — along with the college's inauguration events for President Doug Hicks.

Davidson College will create a memorial recognizing the enslaved workers who helped build the campus. Why it matters: Davidson is one of many institutions nationwide grappling with its ties to slavery. The school said it “can never fully atone for that past,” but certain public efforts like building this memorial is a step toward reconciling […]

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