Arun Kundnani, a writer on race, culture, and empire, discusses the inefficiency of the liberal tradition of anti-racism and the importance of addressing systemic structures. The podcast explores the racial division of labor driven by neoliberalism and corporate exploitation, as well as its impact on individualism and collective action. It emphasizes the need for organized collective action to challenge systemic structures rooted in racial capitalism and discusses the intertwining issues of racism, immigration, and neoliberalism.

Arun Kundnani discusses the link between anti-racism and anti-capitalism, highlighting the ineffectiveness of liberal antiracism. He explores the intertwined nature of racism, imperialism, and capitalism, emphasizing the need for systemic change. The discussion touches on historical developments, colonial legacies, and strategies for collective struggle against racial capitalism.

Arun Kundnani, an expert in racial politics and author, discusses liberal anti-racism versus radical anti-racism and critiques the efforts made to address systemic racism. The podcast explores the origins of anti-racism, the role of racial capitalism, and the need to dismantle barriers to wealth redistribution. It also delves into the level of repression faced by activists supporting Palestine and the alignment of liberal institutions with the far right.