Shelby Steele

Join Dr. Shelby Steele, a prominent author on race relations, and his son Eli Steele, an award-winning filmmaker, as they unpack the intricate narratives surrounding the Ferguson incident. They challenge the prevalent culture of victimhood, emphasizing the importance of personal agency and responsibility. The duo critiques the emotional narratives in media, discussing their film, 'What Killed Michael Brown?' and its implications on race dynamics. They advocate for resilience and diversity in storytelling, offering a fresh perspective on overcoming obstacles in America.

Shelby Steele, an influential author and documentarian on race relations, shares his compelling insights into the evolution of racial discourse in America. He discusses how modern racial movements have often undermined the cause of liberty, emphasizing personal responsibility over government dependency. Shelby critiques the narratives surrounding victimization and the Black Lives Matter movement, while also reflecting on the impact of past presidential administrations on race relations. His provocative new documentary about Michael Brown challenges prevailing narratives and advocates for community empowerment.