"No Race Has a Monopoly on Oppression" - Inaya Folarin Iman

Inaya Folarin Iman, a writer and Director at The Free Speech Union, passionately discusses her path to advocating for free speech and identity politics. She critiques homogenized narratives around race that frame ethnicity only through victimhood, calling for a nuanced understanding of individual experiences. The conversation tackles the current climate of free speech in relation to the Black Lives Matter movement, emphasizing personal responsibility and the need for productive discourse. Iman also challenges the idea of a colorblind society and urges universities to foster innovation over safety.