During #ScholarStrike, I have replaced my webpage by a few resources
outlining some of the ways in which, stated commitments notwithstanding, the
University of Chicago continues its long history of complicity with
and direct involvement in racist practices, and though its actions and
inactions, stands in tacit
opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement.
(Links to several resources on racial justice in mathematics can be found
in Samuel
Hansen's Resources
for Anti-Racism and Social Justice in the Mathematical Sciences,
posted around the time of the #ShutDownSTEM day, and the
American Mathematical Society's inclusion/exclusion blog.)
More than Diversity---A Call to Action from University of Chicago Faculty
A
Call to Action from University of Chicago Black Graduate
Students
Reparations at UChicago Working Group
A
Case for Reparations at the University of Chicago by Caine
Jordan, Guy Emerson Mount, and Kai Parker
UChicago United, a
coalition of multicultural student organizations
UChicago
United's Disorientation
Guide 2019 (see in particular Chapter 9)
UChicago
Petition for Autumm 2020 Remote-Learning
Panels hosted
by Scholars for Social
Justice (both including panelists from UChicago):
On the University of Chicago Police Department: