Seminar Series: 'Our Problem is Power,' a discussion of anti-racism with Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, PhD

In recent years activist and academic work emphasizing the development of anti-racist thought or moral character has increased in popularity. But, Dr. Táíwò, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University, argues the victories we need to win won’t be won in our hearts and minds, or at Thanksgiving dinner. Táíwò argues for a collaborative way of thinking about multi-racial struggle against racism.

[justinehecht]

This is amazingly helpful and I plan on using the breakdown of the difference between racism as an ideology, vs. racism as a structure, in my race and ethnicity class, thanks so much!

[l.w.]

Is it just my audio? The volume frequently drops down do low I cannot hear.

[chillbaby]

I have a question for Dr. Taiwo: how have you been?