Michael Rosino

Michael Rosino, an assistant professor at Malloy University, dives into the complex dynamics of grassroots political organizing in America. He discusses how progressive groups often fail to achieve racial equity due to the reluctance of white members to share power. With insights from his ethnographic research, he highlights the paradox of predominantly white organizations advocating for inclusivity. Rosino emphasizes the importance of multiracial coalitions to overcome barriers to inclusion and strengthen grassroots democracy.

Michael Rosino, an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Milloy University and author, dives into the complexities of racial dynamics in grassroots political organizing. He discusses how well-meaning progressive groups often struggle with truly inclusive practices and share insights from ethnographic research on these organizations. Rosino highlights the resistance faced by individuals of color advocating for equity and the necessity of multiracial coalitions. His thought-provoking exploration urges a reevaluation of leadership structures within these movements to foster genuine change.