A Conversation with Mehrsa Baradaran
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Mehrsa Baradaran is Associate Dean and the Robert Alston Professor of Law at the University of Georgia where she teaches Contracts Law, Banking Law and Race and Capitalism. She is the author of two books (How the Other Half Banks with the Harvard University Press and The Color of Money: An History of Black Banking (Harvard University Press) and various articles dealing with banking law and inequality.
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these are great people up here speaking to the world about what really matters, and just look at the views. It's crazy!!!!!
I cant believe this does not have more views.
Nothing surprises me, I maybe wrong but I don't believe all the you tube views stay up on you-tube. I put up my views on the James Baldwin/ William Buckley Debate Over Race in America and within 10minutes it vanished, so I put my comment back up again.
Great discussion! Great insights! I must buy this book.
Wonderful talk. Would love to hear the Mexican/Native American story. Excellent! Today is Biden’s inauguration and I’ve been on CZcams all time for the past 2 years. year. I haven’t changed. Why did google not serve this up then? Others have commented on this as well.....
I just ordered it.
I really enjoyed this discussion. You usually know what truth sounds like when you hear it! Even if you've never heard it before. Nice!
38:00 this is the first I've ever heard of the Marshmallow Test but what comes to mind is "A bird in the hand is worth two in a bush".
She puts it down so eloquently - the things that fill you up with rage. I'll definitely buy this book.
This should be a course of Academic study!
Thanks
The white flight is called, block busting.
Good to know all that divide us and the economic inequality based on race. However, the book is short on solutions. For what good is there in pointing out the obvious flaws rooted from the birth of a nation when what we need as a society and nation is a unified solution or an idea or a clear pathway on how to achieve economic equality and societal integration that are based on personal character and individual merit not on skin color or race.
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Native Americans already got reparations. They got land but yet this woman in the audience brings up natives.
Now this is the type of crap that people need to understand Bro.
#REPARATIONS NOW
Making everything about race will ensure racial division, guaranteeing nothing will ever change.
Uhh you're about 400 years late buddy. So you had no problems making everything about race when it benefitted white people but when it comes time to provide race based solutions to problems created by racism you have an issue?
@@knuke9596 Exactly.
This white sister is no freaking Joke so don't play the native American game with her WOW!!!!!!
If you have respect for black African Americans, you'd have sufficient respect to ask before speaking on our behalf. Appreciate it but, we don't need you speaking on our behalf. Respectfully.
You obviously don’t know her because you couldn’t have made that statement knowing the countless amount of research she’s done to understand what we’ve been through and why.