The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast Ep. 278: Derrick Bell on the Dynamics of Racism (Part One)
Sep 27, 2021
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
I Wild Never, I Will Never Be Too Big for You Guys
01:30 • 2min
The Faced at the Bottom of the Well by Darrick Bell
03:04 • 2min
Into the Dark, by Geneva Crenshaw, Book Review
05:27 • 2min
Racial Realism Is the Closest Thn.
07:56 • 2min
Is There a Way to Overcome Racism?
09:27 • 2min
Critical Race Theory
11:21 • 3min
You Don't Have to Talk About Race
14:39 • 3min
Is Racism Intractable?
17:17 • 4min
The Space Trade of Space Trators Is a Very Well Teachable Text
20:50 • 2min
Saint John's College - What's the Point of Entry for Teaching This?
22:35 • 3min
How Much Do Americans Value Black People?
25:10 • 3min
Would America Trade Its Black Citizens for Technology?
27:42 • 3min
Is This Real Politics?
30:44 • 2min
What Do You Think About That Part of the Story?
32:38 • 2min
Derick Bell, a Realist, but a Legal Pessimist
34:52 • 2min
The King That Corne West Likes, Is He Conciliatory?
36:43 • 2min
Critical Race Theory Is Anti American
38:19 • 2min
Igs Don't Like Critical Race Theory
40:46 • 2min
I Don't Think So. He's Not.
42:23 • 2min
The Theory vs the Practice Problem
44:06 • 3min