Kevin Harbour

UCLA Black Alumni Association

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President of the UCLA Black Alumni Association

Kevin Harbour on KCRW

The election of America's first black President led to predictions that the US was on its way to becoming "post-racial," led by the "millennial generation."

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A spoken word video made at UCLA has gone viral.

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Dr. Christian Head, a surgeon at UCLA's Medical Center, sued the university in April of last year, charging bias on the part of fellow faculty members.

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Dr. Christian Head, a surgeon at UCLA's Medical Center, sued the university in April of last year, charging bias on the part of fellow faculty members.

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