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UA German Department
The second campus week virtual event on anti-Black racism in U.S. academic contexts featured Dr. Gloria J. Wilson and Dr. Stephanie Troutman Robbins, who shared their experiences transitioning from public school teaching to higher education while confronting the persistence of systemic bias. Despite …
The Iced Coffee Hour
Hasan Piker joins a podcast to address accusations of being a hypocrite regarding his stance on workers' rights, clarifying that he is actually the largest individual donor to the Amazon labor union and works daily with organizers. He explains how media outlets often clip moments out of context to p …
Tom Bilyeu
In this high-stakes discussion, Sam Harris and Constantine Kiss tackle systemic racism, the border crisis, and the influence of DEI initiatives on American institutions. Harris argues that the current focus on borders is a symptom of larger ideological shifts driven by radical Marxist viewpoints ove …
Chris Williamson
Looking back at 2020, Coleman Hughes argues that the collective reaction to George Floyd's death was driven more by a desire for performative empathy and signaling than by an accurate understanding of systemic issues. He suggests that many people felt compelled to apologize or make reparations witho …
The Diary Of A CEO
David Harewood, a pioneering Black actor who became the first to play Romeo in *Romeo and Juliet*, recounts his journey from innocence to psychosis following years of systemic racism and personal trauma. Born in Botswana and raised in Birmingham after moving at age two, Harewood describes growing up …