<p>Part 2 of a multi-part series about the book "Black and White Styles in Conflict" by Thomas Kochman. This episode covers the first part of describing classroom modalities of participation in Black American culture - specifically how argument for persuasion and argument for venting of hostility are considered different by Black people but not recognised by White people.</p>

Part 2 of a multi-part series about the book "Black and White Styles in Conflict" by Thomas Kochman. This episode covers the first part of describing classroom modalities of participation in Black American culture - specifically how argument for persuasion and argument for venting of hostility are considered different by Black people but not recognised by White people.

Episode 43 - Black debate is mistaken for hostility (Part 2 - Black and White Styles in Conflict)

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Episode 43 - Black debate is mistaken for hostility (Part 2 - Black and White Styles in Conflict)

Episode 43 - Black debate is mistaken for hostility (Part 2 - Black and White Styles in Conflict)