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Malcolm Gladwell on Protesting Princeton's Racist Legacy | The New Yorker Festival
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5:46Now PlayingMalcolm Gladwell comments on the Princeton student protests of Woodrow Wilson—the namesake of their School of Public and International Affairs—as part of a larger evolution of our society’s tendency to conflate the notions of “wrongness” and “harmfulness.”
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Malcolm Gladwell on Protesting Princeton's Racist Legacy | The New Yorker Festival
Starring: Malcolm Gladwell
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