Race, Racisms, and Solidarity

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Dialogues, Meditations, and Analyses

Devin Sanchez Curry

15 episodes

2 months ago

Companion Podcast for PHIL 100: Problems of Philosophy at West Virginia University.

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Companion Podcast for PHIL 100: Problems of Philosophy at West Virginia University.

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Race, Racisms, and Solidarity

Dialogues, Meditations, and Analyses

1 hour 6 minutes 42 seconds

1 year ago

Race, Racisms, and Solidarity

In this episode, I'm rejoined by returning champions Dr. Ben Baker and Dr. Justin Bernstein to discuss Kwame Anthony Appiah's arguments against racism in all of its guises. We focus on two questions. First, should we consider most racism in our society to be a result of cognitive failings, moral failings, or something else? Second, is race a morally tenable basis for solidarity?

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