Reality Radio
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Professor Of Inequality
Professor Of Inequality
Professor Of Inequality
Wednesday 31st August 2016
Join Michael Blum and the Professor of Inequality as they discuss racism, education, and politics in a thought-provoking episode.
70 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Equality: A Deep Dive with the Professor of Inequality
If you want to be equal, equal means what's happening on one side of the equal sign is the same as on the other side of the equal sign. And basically my feeling is that no one is equal.
Ever wondered if true equality is just a myth? In this episode of 'The Blum Show', host Michael Blum sits down with the enigmatic Professor of Inequality to dissect the complex web of racism, education, and politics. The conversation kicks off with a bold claim: 'Racism doesn't have to be taught at home anymore. The school system will do it for you'. This sets the stage for a no-holds-barred discussion on how systematic racism is perpetuated in educational institutions.
Blum and his guest also tackle the thorny issue of discrimination and equal rights, questioning whether true equality is even possible. 'If you want to be equal, equal means what's happening on one side of the equal sign is the same as on the other side of the equal sign. And basically my feeling is that no one is equal', says the Professor, encapsulating the episode's main themes. But that's not all.
The duo delves into the actions of politicians, unemployment statistics, and even the controversial Clinton Foundation. Each topic is explored with a raw honesty that encourages listeners to think critically about the world around them. This episode is perfect for those who aren't afraid to question the status quo and are eager for a thought-provoking conversation on some of today's most pressing issues.
Whether you're deeply invested in social justice or just curious about the complexities of inequality, this episode promises to leave you with plenty to ponder.