Seeking Educational Excellence (SEE) executive director Charles Love argued that Black Lives Matter and the 1619 Project are a danger to the future of American democracy. AM560 Radio’s “The…
1,247 viewsSportswriter John Feinstein looked at the history of racial inequality in professional sports and the impact of the activist athlete. This was a virtual event hosted by the Kansas City…
213 viewsThe House of Representatives debated a bill that codifies the right to marry for anyone regardless of sexual orientation. More specifically, the measure repeals the Defense of Marriage Act…
514 viewsAuthor Ellie Cose talked about his book, Race & Reckoning: From Founding Fathers to Today’s Disruptors.
525 viewsAuthor Robert Parkinson argued that the leaders of the American Revolution motivated colonists to join their cause through racial fear. He described how patriot newspapers highlighted the…
387 viewsFormer Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield, whose mother was killed in the mass shooting at Tops Market in Buffalo, said if there is nothing lawmakers are willing to do to end domestic terrorism, then, “you…
4,203 viewsA Black descendent of Thomas Jefferson and employee at Monticello, author Gayle Jessup White examined the legacies of her ancestors and the current racial debates. This program was held at Thomas…
176 viewsHistorians discussed President Abraham Lincoln’s views and policies on race and examined letters and petitions written by African Americans to the 16th president. This program was part of the…
261 viewsAtlantic staff writers Adam Harris (The State Must Provide) and Clint Smith (How the Word Is Passed) discussed their books on history and racial inequality. They spoke at the 2022 Annapolis Book…
272 viewsAuthor Dave Tell gave several accounts of the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till and how this history is remembered and commemorated in the South. This talk was part of the University of Mary Washington’s in…
138 viewsDr. Jonathan Metzl talked about gun violence and race relations in the U.S.
626 viewsThe Manhattan Institute held a discussion on the topic of Black Patriotism with Glenn Loury and John Wood Jr. on Veterans Day.
46 viewsNYU School of Law senior fellow Theodore Johnson ( (When the Stars Began to Fall) and Sojourners Magazine president Reverend Adam Russell Taylor (A More Perfect Union) offered their thoughts on race,…
110 viewsWhat Happened to Gibson Grove was the grand prize winner in C-SPAN Classroom’s StudentCam documentary contest. Dermott Foley and Tyler Foley, seventh graders at Eastern Middle School in Silver Spring,…
467 viewsChef Mashama Bailey and entrepreneur John Morisano spoke about working through their biases on race and identity while partnering to build a restaurant business in the South. The Savannah…
142 viewsFormer professional basketball player Etan Thomas looked at the impact of police violence, racism, and white supremacy in America today. Powell’s Books in Portland, Oregon hosted this…
168 viewsYale University sociology professor Elijah Anderson discussed how Blacks are viewed in society and their experiences navigating mostly white spaces daily. The Hauenstein Center for…
194 viewsAttorney General Merrick Garland briefed the press on the federal conviction of three men for hate crimes related to the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, who was chased down while jogging and shot by the defendants in Glynn County,…
1,992 viewsBoston College history professor Charles Gallagher provided a history of the Christian Front, a far-right militant organization that espoused anti-Semitic and anti-Communist beliefs in the…
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