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Video: Ed Reynolds
As Wake Forest’s first black graduate, Ed Reynolds (’64) understands in more ways than one the importance of courage. Listen to his thoughtful reflection of what courage means to him.
Lecture: Melissa Harris-Perry
6:30 p.m., Sept. 10 | Wait Chapel
Wake Forest alumna, public intellectual and now host of her own self-entitled show on MSNBC
