The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Be Quiet and Listen
Jun 11, 2020
Dorothy A. Brown, a law professor at Emory University known for her expertise in tax policy, race, and class, dives deep with Scott into the complexities of racial injustice and economic inequality. They discuss the impact of corporate accountability on racial justice and the importance of listening to marginalized voices. Brown also connects the current protests to historical trends and stresses the need for genuine action in corporate leadership. Together, they explore how budgetary choices perpetuate systemic issues and advocate for meaningful change.
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Stock Market vs. Economy
- The stock market's record highs don't reflect the overall economy.
- Publicly traded companies represent the best-performing businesses with access to capital, creating a disconnect.
Retail Investors as Gamblers
- Gambling instincts drive new online brokerage accounts as traditional gambling avenues shut down.
- Retail investors are now betting on stocks as a way to get a thrill.
Protests and Inequality
- Protests highlight the link between economic inequality and over-policing.
- Black Americans, as taxpayers, fund the budgets used for their own over-policing.
