139. What an Uber Lawsuit Teaches Us About Systemic Racism

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Marie Beecham

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139. What an Uber Lawsuit Teaches Us About Systemic Racism

Know Better Do Better

28 minutes

1 year ago

139. What an Uber Lawsuit Teaches Us About Systemic Racism

From Ubers to courtrooms to classrooms, there's a pernicious kind of racial discrimination in which a few bad apples spoil the bunch.

In this episode, I'm sharing a perfect case study — one that will make it easy for you to explain what systemic racism really is and how it works.

Related episodes:
Systemic Racism 101 on Apple and Spotify
Antiracism 101: The 3 Basic Ideas You Need to Know on Apple & Spotify

Referenced: Yale Insights, "Ratings Systems Amplify Racial Bias on Gig-Economy Platforms"

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