Sam Gill, President & CEO, Doris Duke Foundation sits down with Angela Davis, a scholar and activist, known for her work in Black liberation, prison abolition, and Marxist feminism. Discussing the importance of intersectional resistance, education, and youth leadership in challenging systemic oppression and driving social change.Dr. Angela Davis, a prominent figure in the civil rights and Black Power movements, has spent decades advocating for social justice, with a focus on dismantling systemic racism and the prison-industrial complex.Last year, she visited Shangri La as part of the Equitable Futures Fellowship, a partnership between the Doris Duke Foundation, The Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design, and the East-West Center, empowering diverse leaders from across sectors to tackle inequity in all it’s forms from income and health care disparities to the impacts of the climate crisis.