Briana Toole, an assistant professor of philosophy at Claremont McKenna College, dives deep into the intersection of objectivity, identity, and knowledge. She explains the significance of standpoint epistemology, arguing that marginalized voices are essential for true understanding. The conversation also touches on the evolution of language in discussing social issues and the importance of empowering youth through philosophical inquiry via her initiative, Corrupt the Youth. Toole emphasizes how public philosophy can cultivate critical thinking and empathy in education.

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