by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Race talk – using racial categories as descriptors in conversation – is inevitably clunky. For the past several years I’ve noticed
Tag: Ibram Kendi
Race Skepticism and the Racial Satire of George Schuyler
by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Kevin Currie-Knight and Sheena Mason (SUNY Oneonta) discuss Sheena’s theory of racelessness, why she is a race skeptic and eliminativist, and
The Enigma (and Necessity) of George Schuyler
by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ When we think of the Harlem Renaissance, names like Langston Hughes, and Zora Neale Hurston come readily to mind. Those with
A Time to Keep Silent and a Time to Speak
by Andrew Gleeson ____ There is a great difference between doing what one does not approve and feigning to approve what one does. The one
Critical Race Theory and Schools
by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Ben Blaisdell, a colleague at East Carolina State, and I discuss critical race theory (CRT) and its applicability to K-12 education.
Self-Knowledge, Self-Alienation, and the Curious Case of NXIVM
by Kevin Currie-Knight ___ “What does it mean to be afraid?” Sarah Edmonson recalls Lauren Salzman saying this to strengthen Sarah’s resolve right before Sarah