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"The Legacy of BLM, continued" with Thomas Chatterton Williams
Jun 16, 2023
Great writer Thomas Chatterton Williams discusses the legacy of the Black Lives Matter movement and the year 2020. Topics include accepting heterodox views, the impact of algorithmic boosting, positive/negative effects of BLM, consequences of viewing everything as a competition among identity groups, and the reformation of thinking and impact of research after 2020.
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- Recognizing the diversity of opinions within the black community and challenging stereotypes is crucial for fostering understanding and dialogue.
- The excessive focus on identity and woke ideology can lead to a breakdown of trust, cohesion, and meaningful dialogue, highlighting the need for honest and open interracial conversations.
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The Perception of Black Identity as Ideological
The speaker discusses the perception that blackness embodies a specific politics and ideology, rather than being seen as an ethnic group. This perception often leads to surprise and confusion when black individuals hold diverse viewpoints that do not align with progressive racial justice activism. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing the diversity of opinions within the black community and challenging stereotypes.
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