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Racism, Whiteness, and Privilege

Racism, Whiteness, and Privilege Panel Discussions 

June 24, 2020 and June 25, 2020

In an effort to create meaningful discussions on issues related to the injustices that Black communities face, the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute for Leadership, Justice, and Equity sponsored two panel discussions that addressed and delved into racism, Whiteness, and privilege in the current socio-political climate. With over 250 participants and eight fantastic panelists, the two discussions created space for candid conversations on a range of social justice topics including allyship vs. accompliceship, the inherent issues with White privilege, and what all supporters of the Black Lives Matter could do now to help in the eradication of systemic oppression towards Black people.

Missed the Discussion? We've Got You Covered
We've recorded the panel discussions and they can now be found on our YouTube and website. 


Download Panel 1 flyer here. 

Download Panel 2 flyer here.

Check out the corresponding report here.