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Richmond's white population grew faster than any locality in Virginia. Minority populations grew in the city's neighboring counties.

Leadership studies professor and historian Julian Hayter is quoted.

Louisiana's fourth Covid-19 wave, explained

Leadership studies professor Don Forsyth, a social and personality psychologist, is quoted in this article, which also links to a study on his groupthink research.

Opponents Of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates Have A Curious Definition Of 'Freedom'

Leadership studies professor Jessica Flanigan’s research related to bioethics is cited in this article, which quotes from a journal article she wrote related to vaccination.

George R. Goethals column: Ranking presidential leadership

George R. Goethals, E. Claiborne Robins Distinguished Professor of Leadership Studies in the Jepson School of Leadership Studies, authored this piece.

A Salute to Mr. Williams

Leadership studies professor Thad Williamson authored this piece.

Understanding The Pushback Against Critical Race Theory In Schools

Leadership studies professor and historian Julian Hayter is interviewed on this episode of Weekend Edition Saturday with Scott Simon. The segment aired on more than 100 public radio stations across the country.

Editorial: The workplace of the future

Leadership studies professor Don Forsyth, a social and personality psychologist, is quoted.

Where the Confederates Fell, Arthur Ashe Still Stands

Historian and leadership studies professor Julian Hayter, an expert on the monument debate, is quoted.

CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield, May 22, 2021 (transcript)

Leadership studies professor Julian Hayter discussed racial history in this CNN segment. Episodes of this program are available with a subscription here.

What Happens When Vaccine Incentives Aren't Enough?

Research by Jessica Flanigan, a leadership studies and philosophy, politics, economics, and law professor, is cited.

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