The Campus Y held its first annual Social Just Tour on Saturday, March 1 and traveled to Hargraves Community, the Orange County Landfill, Piedmont Biodiesels Industrial plant in Pittsboro, and Student Action with Farmworkers in Durham.  


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Efrem Brittain leads the tour about areas neglected by Orange County in predominantly black neighborhoods including the expansion of a landfill with housing less than 100 feet away.  

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“When I was growing up we’d be out here at 7,8 in the morning.  Its 11 oclock and the court is empty, we don’t know where the kids are.”
Nate Davis
Director Hargraves Community Center

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“It is important to understand who we (the University) chooses to recognize.  For example, Saunders Hall was named after a member of the KKK.  I’m taking my religion classes in a building named after a clear cut white supremacists.  How does that jive?”  Nick Neptune.
Sr. American Studies

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UNC students attending a tour hosted by the Campus Y entitled “Social Justice” take a short rest before touring the Piedmont Biofuels Industrial plant in Pittsboro

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Lucey Lewis, coordinator for the Campus Y

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Tim (the girl who ran thing trip is calling me back at 2pm today to give me his last name) explains the importance, storage, and process of both creating and using biofuels at Piedmont Biofuels Industrial plant in Pittsboro.