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"It's not just white people; it's conservatives; they are the Dr. Frankenstein in this analogy." Society can't agree on much but we can all agree that monsters aren't real, they're fiction that's created. Michael Harriot tackles some of the biggest arguments used by conservatives pointing out that they're just monsters, fictitious theories made up to scare us.
"It's not just about fairness, it's about making your product as good as it can be." Michael Harriot debunks the myth that any attempt at equity is an attempt to achieve equality of outcome. This concept simply isn't possible because minorities are subject to economic, social, political and educational deficits that white people do not experience.
We have the tools, the will and the responsibility to help students navigate the path to academic opportunity and socioeconomic mobility.
Maiysha Kai sits down with iconic model and activist Bethann Hardison to talk about her new documentary. Discover the transformative power of Hardison's documentary, "Invisible Beauty," and hear firsthand accounts of her journey through the fashion and model industry as a Black woman. The two discuss reshaping beauty standards, the importance of fostering diversity, and the road ahead for the modeling and fashion industry.
We have an opportunity to redefine the role of love in philanthropy. Using love compels us to move beyond sentiment and into action.