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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Racecraft

Book •

Mentioned by

Thomas Chatterton Williams

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Recommended by

Ryan Angley

and

Todd McGowan

for its insightful analysis of race and racism in America.

Todd McGowan

references it in relation to Rear Window.

Mentioned by

Glenn Loury

as a book to be discussed later.

John McWhorter – The Path Not Taken for Black Activism

Mentioned by

Thomas Chatterton Williams

as a book that influenced his views on race.

How the Left's 2020 'peak dominance' created the inevitable Trump backlash | The Moynihan Report

Mentioned by

Tad DeLay

as a book on social constructs, comparing race to astrology and racism to genocide.

From Philosopher Kings to Billionaire Oligarchs with Tad Delay

Mentioned as a book that Ta-Nehisi Coates said changed the way he saw the world.

Podcast of Our Discontent w/ Thomas Chatterton Williams

Recommended by

Kmele Foster

for further reading on the social construct of race.

From Racial Reckoning to Race Abolition

Mentioned by

Begüm Adalet

to explain her understanding of race as a socially constructed category.

Infrastructure, Development, and Racialization

Mentioned by Sarah Derbew when discussing terminology and language for making her book more accessible.

Sarah F. Derbew, "Untangling Blackness in Greek Antiquity" (Cambridge UP, 2022)

Mentioned by

Begüm Adalet

in relation to the social construction of race and the concept of racecraft.

Infrastructure, Development, and Racialization

Mentioned by

Jack Black

as a significant book influencing his perspective on race.

RU324: DR JACK BLACK ON THE PSYCHOSIS OF RACE: A LACANIAN APPROACH TO RACISM & RACIALIZATION

Mentioned by

Krystal Ball

in the context of discussing the challenges of unwinding the Fed's massive balance sheet.

11/23/21: Waukesha Attack, Economy News, Obama & Bezos, Andrew Cuomo, Fox News, Thanksgiving Topics, Maxwell Trial, Debating Race, and More!

Mentioned by Kevin Kambo as a collection of essays that provides definitions related to race and racism.

Icons and Idols: An Augustinian Reflection on Race, Racism, and Antiracism – Prof. Kevin Kambo

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