Conversations on Social Issues:<br><p>Stay Woke: Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution<br>
Julia Ismael and Max Shuman<br></p>
Description: At the 1965 Commencement Address for Oberlin College, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King asserted that “There is nothing more tragic then sleeping through a revolution.” Fifty years later, society is still at a crossroads in our struggle for racial and economic justice. As a champion of justice, how do you stay woke and at what personal cost?
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