Racism: a word that sparks debates, discomfort, and introspection. But, how often do we confront its complexities head-on? In our next episode, I sit down with Jamel Donnor, an esteemed college professor and scholar, to delve into the heart of this challenging topic.

With his rich experience in teaching and discussing race, Professor Donnor offers a unique perspective that goes beyond the headlines. We're not just talking about racism - we're exploring how it's taught, discussed, and understood in our society. 

Is Critical Race Theory an essential tool for understanding, or a divisive topic in 'woke' culture? Join us for an enlightening conversation that promises to be as informative as it is thought-provoking. Tune in, join the dialogue, and let's explore these questions together.

About Professor Jamel Donnor: Jamel K. Donnor, Ph.D. is a socio-legal scholar in the School of Education with faculty affiliations in Arts & Sciences and William & Mary’s Law School. His primary area of research examines race and its relationship to American law and educational institutions—centering on legal actors, ideas, and the life opportunities of Black people in the United States. His areas of expertise include: race and inequality in American education systems, intercollegiate athletics, American conservativism, the conservative legal movement, education law and policy, and intercollegiate athletics.

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