Jordan, Trayvon, and the Consequenses of Implicit Bias
About the Episode
Less than a year after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a partial verdict was delivered in the shooting death of another 17-year-old African American boy, Jordan Davis. Much of the public conversation has been about racism and the validity of "stand your ground" laws, but this week, we take a look at implicit bias, the hidden prejudices and biases we all have
Aired:
02/20/14
| Expires: | Runtime: 26m 47s
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Extras
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Kim McLarin on Basic Black 1-29-21
Kim McLarin, Associate Professor at Emerson College, discusses racial generational trauma.0:50 -
Charles Daniels Jr. on Basic Black 1-29-21
Charles Daniels Jr., therapist/CEO of Father’s Uplift, on racial generational trauma.1:21 -
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on Basic Black 2-5-21
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on how code-switching is destructive to people of color.1:25 -
Phillip Martin on Basic Black 2-5-21
Martin on prominent Black public figures and code-switching.0:53 -
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Rev. Mariama White-Hammond on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. Mariama White-Hammond discusses the makeup and approach of her church on Basic Black.0:49 -
Rev. James Ross on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. James Ross discusses the power of virtual worship on Basic Black.1:19 -
Cornel West and Black Prophetic Fire
Cornel West sits down for a conversation with Callie Crossley about his new book.26:46 -
Voting Matters in Black & White
How the candidates for governor are delivering their message to communities of color.26:46
