Does SOCIAL MEDIA divide us? | Pro-CRT vs. Anti-CRT debate | #CriticalRaceTheory

FULL Conversation

Panelists (left to right):

Box 1 - Erec (anti)

Box 2 - Brittany King ( host)

Box 3 - Alma (anti)

Box 4 - Sam (pro)

Box 5 - Chris (anti)

Box 6 - Nicole (pro)

Box 7 - Dr. Kasey (pro)

Box 8 - Desi-Rae (anti)

Disclaimer: The point of this discussion is not for either position to "win." It's to present a clear picture of why each side is passionate about their stance. My hope is to exemplify why candid, uncomfortable, and perhaps, tense dialogue with the "opposing side"---is the most important step to an authentic start to better race relations for this country.

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PANELISTS:

[Dr. Kasey Lynn] earned a PhD in Values-Driven Leadership from Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois, and joined the Ferris State University’s College of Business, teaching Ethics, Strategy, and Management. She's a professor, author, and Global Lecturer on Ethics, Business, and Leadership. Her books: Fall Down, Gritty Up-The Unconventional Mental Map for Becoming Your Own Hero.

[Erec Smith] is an associate professor of rhetoric at York College of Pennsylvania and a writing fellow for Heterodox Academy. His latest book, A Critique of Anti-Racism in Rhetoric and Composition: The Semblance of Empowerment, was recently published by Lexington Press.

[Chris Choiniere] "I am a college dropout, working as a Buyer in industrial manufacturing, I own a small e-commerce business and have recently become a homeowner/ landlord. My goal is to be completely financially independent and to mentor others in the same way that I have received mentorship. I am an Eagle Scout in the BSA."

[Desi-Rae] is the host of Just Thinking Out Loud, a series geared towards social and political commentary. She has been speaking on the topics of identity politics and free speech from her context as an immigrant to the Unites States. Her unique commentary touches on race, gender, culture, second amendment rights, and more. Desi-Rae’s work can be found on YouTube, Twitter, and her website.

[Nicole Chilaka-Ukpo] : "Hi, my name is Nicole Chilaka-Ukpo, I am a trained foreign language secretary. I was born and raised in Germany, and realised about social injustice and the depth of racism around 9 years ago. I started reading, researching and was blessed to meet black people that taught me the truth about whiteness and racism. I am also a Critical Trainer of Whiteness. My ultimate goal is for the system to be dismantled, racism to be treated as a crime, trillions of reparations to be paid to the black nation and the unconditional liberation and freedom of the motherland and all her children."

[Alma Cook] is a singer-songwriter and entrepreneur. While working as a musician in Los Angeles, California, she also owns a business in the oilfields of Williston, North Dakota—giving her an immense passion and gratitude for cross-partisan, cross-cultural friendships. You can find Alma's music on Spotify, Apple Music, and mire.

[Sam HoadleyBrill] is a secondyear Ph.D. student in the Philosophy program at the CUNY Graduate Center. His main research interests are in moral, social, and political philosophy, with particular focus on questions about race; he is currently exploring debates about racism and antiracism, the metaphysics of race, and racial justice and injustice. Aside from racial issues, he is interested in issues in metaethics and social epistemology, especially debates in the socalled "culture wars." Sam received his B.A. in Philosophy in 2019 from UC Santa Barbara. His undergraduate honors thesis, supervised by Nathan Salmon, is entitled "Meinongian Merits and Maladies." When he isn't reading, writing, or thinking about philosophy, you can find him on Twitter