Tricia Rose

Tricia Rose, Brown University Prof. of Africana Studies, dives into systemic racism in America, exposing how policies connect to oppress black people. She discusses root causes of inequality, stop-and-frisk policies, and reimagining law enforcement. Rose challenges color-blind narratives and calls for meaningful change in academia, policing, and beyond.

Exploring systemic racism through various cases like Trayvon Martin and Kelly Williams-Bollar. Understanding the interlocking policies that disadvantage Black Americans. Emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach to address systemic racism and dismantle its pervasive influence on society.

Tricia Rose discusses systemic racism in the US, defining metaracism, exploring individuals vs. institutions, systems theory, colorblindness, and the evolution of racism. She emphasizes the need to understand nuanced oppression and hidden biases to address systemic disparities effectively.