Located in suburban Atlanta, Agnes Scott College‘s student body is made up of a majority of students of color.

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Lift up those things that we tend to bury, that we tend not to want to address. How do we examine our past...and how do we become better?

One hundred years ago, Agnes Scott College served a largely white, affluent population. Now, more than 60 percent of its undergraduates are people of color; 35 percent are Black.

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Main Hall bell tower at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia.

Main Hall Bell Tower

Transformed Future

Agnes Scott College is undertaking historical preservation, curricular development, and community building within the college and in partnership with the City of Decatur.

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Preserving, Teaching, and Sharing a Fuller History of a College and Its Community

Artists as Catalysts

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Beyond Incarceration

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Borderlands Cultures

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Civic Engagement

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Evolving Higher Education

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Expanding Public Knowledge

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Monuments and Memory

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Multivocality

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Power of the Word

Five colorful neon signs hang on the wall with messages that include, "Freedom cannot wait," "Brown owned," and "America is for Dreamers."

Public Places‚ Public Stories

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Puerto Rico and Its Diaspora

In a vertical image, a black leather vest is adorned with colorful pins across the front of it. Embroidery on the vest reads: "Felícitas "La Prieta" Méndez" 