

Coleman Hughes with Jordan and Mikhaila Peterson
Nov 29, 2020
Coleman Hughes, an insightful author and podcaster known for tackling race and politics, joins Jordan and Mikhaila Peterson for a thought-provoking discussion. They delve into the complexities of race, critiquing the effectiveness of anti-bias training and diversity programs. The group also explores the challenges posed by polarizing political language and examines the implications of Biden's presidency on racial consciousness in America. Hughes advocates for a race-neutral approach to public policy, sparking dialogue on social issues within Western culture.
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Systemic Racism Argument
- Systemic racism, rooted in historical injustices, justifies black group consciousness and politics.
- This perspective critiques the idea of racism as solely individual prejudice.
Defining Colorblindness
- "Colorblindness" is a metaphor for treating individuals without regard to race.
- It promotes race-neutral policies, not ignoring race altogether.
Hughes' Shift in Perspective
- Coleman Hughes had a colorblind upbringing, seeing racism as pitiable ignorance.
- Around 16, he encountered a different anti-racist ideology promoting victimhood.