Can Anyone Tell Me Something About This University?
Hi Folks,
I was wondering if someone could tell me if they think there's some kind of hidden policy against interracial dating and interracial relationships in Pennsylvania Catholic universities? I attended Saint Joseph's University as an undergraduate student, a great university with wonderful professors and great academic programs. However, as far as I could tell, there was barely any or pretty much no interracial dating between black men and white women on that campus. I remember taking groups of prospective white female students on campus tours, and the fierce looks and stares I kept receiving both from older white men and women and even younger white males and females was unbelievable. And this was just walking with white females.
A friend of mine who still attends that university says not much has changed at all in that domain even now, and that as one of the few, black males on the school's campus, he constantly feels like the only tree in huge garden because most of the white students there tend to seem to keep to themselves and socialize almost exclusively with each other. He said most white female students there are either scared of black men or just don't see a reason to give them the time of day.
This seems to be so much in contrast with the atmosphere at other Philadelphia-based universities such as UPenn, etc.
Hi Folks,
I was wondering if someone could tell me if they think there's some kind of hidden policy against interracial dating and interracial relationships in Pennsylvania Catholic universities? I attended Saint Joseph's University as an undergraduate student, a great university with wonderful professors and great academic programs. However, as far as I could tell, there was barely any or pretty much no interracial dating between black men and white women on that campus. I remember taking groups of prospective white female students on campus tours, and the fierce looks and stares I kept receiving both from older white men and women and even younger white males and females was unbelievable. And this was just walking with white females.
A friend of mine who still attends that university says not much has changed at all in that domain even now, and that as one of the few, black males on the school's campus, he constantly feels like the only tree in huge garden because most of the white students there tend to seem to keep to themselves and socialize almost exclusively with each other. He said most white female students there are either scared of black men or just don't see a reason to give them the time of day.
This seems to be so much in contrast with the atmosphere at other Philadelphia-based universities such as UPenn, etc.