This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Episode 4: CRT and Whiteness with Charles Gallagher
Real CRT
1 hour 16 minutes 58 seconds
3 years ago
Episode 4: CRT and Whiteness with Charles Gallagher
Charles Gallagher, Professor of Sociology at La Salle University, discusses public myths of what CRT is and how white identity politics drives the anti-CRT movement. Also, the thought outlaws discuss new CRT legislation written in laughable haste.
Real CRT
This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
