Femi Oyebode, a psychiatrist, broadcaster, and author, joins academic and activist Kehinde Andrews, a Professor of Black Studies known for his critical works on racial issues. They delve into the concept of 'the psychosis of whiteness,' discussing how societal delusions around race and identity persist. The conversation explores the effects of colonialism, the complexities of identity within African and Caribbean communities, and critiques historical representations in film. The duo advocates for profound systemic change to address deeply rooted inequalities.
