Jennifer Chudy, an Assistant Professor at Wellesley College, dives into the complexities of racial sympathy in American politics, questioning why some white individuals feel distress over racial inequality yet fail to act. Andrea Sangiovanni, a philosophy professor at King's College, examines the evolving nature of solidarity, distinguishing it from altruism and justice. Together, they explore the critical relationship between personal connections and collective action in today’s social justice movements, offering insights into turning sympathy into meaningful solidarity.
