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In this TED Talk, Senior Fellow Baratunde Thurston “explores the phenomenon of white Americans calling the police on black Americans who have committed the crimes of eating, walking and generally ‘living while black.'” Watch the talk below:
I want to maintain—or even insist—that racism or conceptions based on racial attitudes and classifications are critical to understanding nationalism and populism from the 19th Century right into our bewildering and bewitched 21st Century.
Humanity in Action was featured as one of 12 Fellowships focusing on Race Equity in Profellow.
"...I learned that freedom of expression and demonstration are fundamental rights for everyone. On the streets of The Hague, Gouda and Rotterdam I learned that in practice this does not apply if you want to express your opinion about Black Pete".
