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ISSUE: July 2005 Still Black, At Yale   By  Olayinka Fadahunsi The black experience at Yale University, as depicted by the new documentary Still Black, At Yale, seems remarkably similar to the black experience at any majority-white institution in America. While this revelation may be fresh or interesting to some, most people watching this film will find themselves searching for more substance from this retread into racism. RESTRICTED ACCESS TO ARTICLE In order to view the full text of this article you must be a Subscriber . If you already are a Subscriber then use this form to log in. Otherwise, select the link below to get more information about becoming a Subscriber and to fill out our Subscriber form.  User Name  Password GET FREE MEMBERSHIP or BECOME A SUBSCRIBER To get greater access to the Africanmag.com website, click the link to go to our membership and subscription page. There you will find more information on membership privileges and subscription rates. Five Star Performer A Harvest of Bones Ikwunga's new afrobeat genre OTHER ARTICLES Letter from Paris John Oko Nyaku ------------------------ WAKAWAKA The New Immigrant MOONLIGHT TALES Atani the distrustfull BOOK REVIEW Book Review FILM REVIEW Still Black, At Yale NEWS ANALYSIS Africa's Dwindling Textile Exports ------------------------

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