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Episode 213 - Seeing Like an Activist with Erin Pineda

Nov 19, 2021

01:02:23

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Civil Disobedience as a Way of Acting

04:41

The Inward and the Outward Face of Civil Disobedience

05:22

The Techniques of Disavowal and Black Life's Matter

04:33

Introduction

4min

Is John Rolls the Problem in the Popular Discourse?

4min

The Civil Rights Movement and Its Theorizing, Right?

2min

The Blinders of People, You Know?

5min

Segregation Is a Technical Problem, and There's No New Ideas Needed

2min

Civil Disobedience as a Way of Acting

5min

The Inward and the Outward Face of Civil Disobedience

5min

The Civil Rights Movement - A Decolonizing Practice?

3min

A, You Know, Is It a Coincidence That a Guy Named David Shore Was Fired?

4min

10.

The White Backlash of the 19 Sixties

4min

11.

The Techniques of Disavowal and Black Life's Matter

5min

12.

What Is Escalation?

1min

13.

Ikeke, What's the Biggest Blow Up About Critical Race Theory?

6min

14.

How Dare You?

6min

15.

The Right vs the Left, Right?

2min

16.

Is There Hope for Black Lives?

5min

Today we've got Smith College Assistant Professor of Government Erin Pineda on to talk about her book Seeing Like An Activist: Civil Disobedience and the Civil Rights Movement. We discuss how her work relates to the famous James Scott book Seeing Like a State, how civil disobedience really worked during the civil rights movement, how the movement against police brutality today has been sidetracked by fussy liberals, and more. Enjoy!