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This time, Robin and Jon are capping off the series on Systemic Racism by addressing arguments against the idea that Systemic Racism is - in fact - a thing, and looking at some of the counter theories presented by those who stand in opposition. Using feedback from real-live people and research (as always) to guide the discussion, they set aside their own biases and examine the points folks make about America being a meritocracy, about Systemic Racism being a myth invented by the media, about the core of the problem being a “few bad apples” (pun intended), and about wealth being the “real” issue rather than race. This one’s a deep dive, and there are some strong feelings presented here. So, hang on to your hats.
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By Robin Strathdee and Jon Atkinson5
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This time, Robin and Jon are capping off the series on Systemic Racism by addressing arguments against the idea that Systemic Racism is - in fact - a thing, and looking at some of the counter theories presented by those who stand in opposition. Using feedback from real-live people and research (as always) to guide the discussion, they set aside their own biases and examine the points folks make about America being a meritocracy, about Systemic Racism being a myth invented by the media, about the core of the problem being a “few bad apples” (pun intended), and about wealth being the “real” issue rather than race. This one’s a deep dive, and there are some strong feelings presented here. So, hang on to your hats.
If you found this episode compelling, please leave a review on whatever platform you listen on. This link can walk you through the steps:
www.ratethispodcast.com/fireside
Every positive like and review helps new listeners find the show, and the more people that listen, the better off our country will be.
If you have a question or comment, you can also find the show on Facebook by searching Fireside Breakdowns, or send an email to [email protected]. They'd love to hear from you.
Photo Credit: Maria Teneva on Unsplash