John McWhorter: How Anti-Racism Is Leaving Black People in the Lurch | People I (Mostly) Admire | 72

A sharp discussion on how well-meaning anti-racism efforts can unintentionally worsen outcomes.

InequalityPodcast episodeanti racismgood intentions vs incentivesinequalitylabor market outcomeslanguage and stigmaracial disparitiesStephen J. Dubner

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