Join leading scholars as they unpack the origins and impact of Critical Race Theory. Daniel Martinez Hosang, an expert in race and migration, discusses societal shifts. Anthony Cook brings in a legal perspective on race, law, and religion. Gloria Ladson-Billings explores pedagogical approaches to teaching about race. Robert A. Williams, Jr. addresses Indigenous sovereignty, while Gary Peller shares insights from critical legal studies. Together, they advocate for a nuanced understanding of race and the importance of allyship in confronting systemic inequalities.
