<p>The conviction of police officer, Derek Chauvin, is a positive step towards racial healing and improved race relations. However, the promise of a racism-free society does not rest upon the conviction of one or several police officers – it rests more with the deconstruction of America’s systematic racism.</p>

The conviction of police officer, Derek Chauvin, is a positive step towards racial healing and improved race relations. However, the promise of a racism-free society does not rest upon the conviction of one or several police officers – it rests more with the deconstruction of America’s systematic racism.

The Chauvin Conviction: Implications for Racism in America

Racism continues to thrive in the United States for over 400 years with destructive consequences. In just about every area in the United States, we live and breathe racism whether overt or veiled – the criminal justice system, education, employment, business opportunities, housing, the military, healthcare and many more. Because of its damaging impact on the fabrics of American society, we must care and collectively act to blunt its intensity. Every Monday, join Dr. Sam Moki, Ph.D., a political science and African American Studies professor for over 18 years, as he explores racial incidents, the “genetic” make-up of racism and recommendations to disable its “operations”. Whether you want to learn more about race-relations, the underlying drivers of racism, debunking the racist ideology, providing feedbacks for further discussions, suggesting topics you would want me to address, mitigating racism and improving race relations in the United States and around the world, this podcast is for you.

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The Chauvin Conviction: Implications for Racism in America

The Chauvin Conviction: Implications for Racism in America