We’re back with part 2 with Dr. Liu.

• Dr. Liu sheds light on the real impact at work, in public spaces, and more on men of color being held to the standard of white masculinity.
• We dig into the notion of racial meritocracy and the dangers of falling for it!.

Is proximity to whiteness helpful in certain spaces? Perhaps, but it’s still a facade. And don’t we want our selves evaluated just for us?

• Dr. Liu shares some statistical insights on how various generations dea lwith and understand the intersection of masculinity and race.
• We continue getting the game on how pervasive white supremacy is and how important it is to continue discussing race when talking about gender and sexuality.

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Relevant Episodes

• UnMASKing the Workplace
• #WAKANDAFOREVER
• White Supremacy to Google Said What?

Referenced on this episode:

• Dr. Liu shares his experience at the Journal of Counseling Psychology
• Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A black Feminist Critique of Anti-discrimination Doctrine, Feminist Theory and Antiracist Politics by Kimberlé Crenshaw