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Episode 17: The Racist Pedagogics of Prejudice and Privilege

November 29, 2020 • Katherine Bankole-Medina • Season 1 • Episode 17

This episode explores “The Racist Pedagogics of Prejudice and Privilege” by briefly surveying, through four case summaries, how racist ideas are taught, maintained, and reinforced among White people. Key words: Racism, Race Relations, White Supremacy, University students, Race Prejudice, White Privilege, Higher Education, Kenneth B. Clark, “Doll experiment,” Molefi Kete Asante, Michelle Alexander, Ijeoma Oluo, Robin DiAngelo, Racial Stereotypes, “The Good Black,” Case Summaries, Journal Notes.

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