Want to understand the depths of racial bias, systemic oppression, and the vital importance of intersectionality in the fight for equality?
Ready to explore how the model minority myth harms Asian Americans and perpetuates white supremacy?
Interested in learning how you can turn difficult conversations about race into transformative actions for social justice?
Ready to journey through the personal experiences of a Black woman navigating the complexities of racism, privilege, and resistance?
Want to understand the depths of racial bias, systemic oppression, and the vital importance of intersectionality in the fight for equality?
Ready to explore how the model minority myth harms Asian Americans and perpetuates white supremacy?
Interested in learning how you can turn difficult conversations about race into transformative actions for social justice?
Ready to journey through the personal experiences of a Black woman navigating the complexities of racism, privilege, and resistance?
Key Ideas
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#1
Can Conversations about Race Foster a More Equitable Society?
01 Jan 1970
02:23
02:23
#2
Race, Privilege, and Uncomfortable Conversations: A Personal Journey Towards Social Justice
01 Jan 1970
03:08
03:08
#3
Can Intersectionality Be the Key to True Equality and Justice?
01 Jan 1970
02:19
02:19
#4
From Poverty to Progress: A Personal Journey Through Systemic Racism and Education
01 Jan 1970
04:10
04:10
#5
Is Cultural Appropriation and Microaggression Perpetuating Racial Discrimination?
01 Jan 1970
03:12
03:12
#6
Navigating Microaggressions: A Personal Journey towards Racial Justice and Hope
01 Jan 1970
03:11
03:11
#7
Is the 'Model Minority' Myth Perpetuating Inequality Amongst Asian Americans?
01 Jan 1970
03:40
03:40
#8
From Denial to Action: Confronting Racism Beyond Words
01 Jan 1970
02:40
02:40
#9
Final Recap
01 Jan 1970
03:10
03:10
About Author
Ijeoma Oluo is a Nigerian-American writer, speaker, and internet yeller known for her work on social justice issues, particularly around race and identity. She is the author of the bestselling book "So You Want to Talk About Race," which provides a framework for discussing racial issues in America. Oluo's work has appeared in publications such as The Guardian, The Washington Post, and The New York Times. She is recognized for her clear, candid, and accessible approach to complex and often contentious topics.
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