The Evergreen Incident and Modern Activism

This chapter examines the incident at Evergreen State College as a flashpoint for contemporary social justice movements, particularly relating to systemic racism and identity politics. It contrasts modern activism with historical movements, highlighting the tensions that arise from radical ideologies and the shift from equality to equity in institutional policies. The speakers analyze the complex dynamics of privilege, self-examination, and community discourse, emphasizing the implications of anti-racist ideologies on personal agency.