To Stand With and For Humanity

Essays from the Wake Forest University Slavery, Race and Memory Project

Edited by Corey D.B. Walker

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Foreword — Corey D.B. Walker
• Beyond Nostalgia: Towards an Inclusive Pro Humanitate — Anthony S. Parent, Jr.
• An Apology — Nathan O. Hatch
• From the Forest of Wake to Wake Forest College — Andrew McNeill Canaday
• Defending the Indefensible: Wake Forest, Baptists and the Bible — Bill Leonard
• The Waits, Women and Slavery — Mary Tribble
• Reflections on the Original Wake Forest College Campus and Cemetery — Derek Hicks
• Examining Our Past, Enriching Our Future: The Slavery, Race and Memory Project at Wake Forest University — Kami Chavis and Tim Pyatt
• Lest We Forget — Jonathan L. Walton
• Selected Bibliography and University Archival Resources
• Contributors