Lessons for Humanity from a Black Lives Matter Lens
What is the Black Lives Matter framework? What does it critique? How and why? In what ways does it spotlight institutional inequalities and personal privilege? Why is it so hard to digest for those with the most privilege? In what ways, does it "decompress" the rage carried by those with the least privilege? And, if lessons can be drawn about what time is it in human history, how does this framework work to continue to liberate all people? If you want beginning answers to these seven questions, this lecture will feel good, but also leave you with more questions.
Faculty Member: Kesho Scott
Discussion Date: 11 a.m. CT, Monday, November 9
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