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I’m Surprised podcast
In conjunction with the release of Steve Phillip’s new book, Are White Men Smarter Than Everybody Else?: Playing Offense in the Fight for Racial Justice in America, Democracy in Color presents a three-part podcast series exploring one crucial question.
In Part 1 of this special podcast series, three young people share their thoughts on the overrepresentation of white men in positions of power and influence. We ask them: is this reality the result of meritocracy or something else?
As part of this first episode, we also delve further into issues of diversity and equity in America, from centuries of exclusion and systemic barriers to the lived realities of navigating power as young people today, the students discuss the myriad reasons inequality persists despite claims from leaders across sectors of society that America is a meritocracy.
REFERENCES:
Are White Men Smarter Than Everybody Else?: Playing Offense in the Fight for Racial Justice in America by Steve Phillips – available now
The internet was built off women’s labor. Will it ever pay them back? From the creation of Google Images to the overlooked – or criminalized – digital labor of sex […]
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