5: The Inherent Value of Lived Experiences, with Roderick Graham

OCTOBER 27, 2020

EPISODE NOTES

When we discuss groups of people, we often speak in terms of data - polls, graphs, percentages - and while this can offer us insight on the macro level, it leaves a lot of valuable, relevant information out. We're more than numbers, after all - we're individuals! So how can we temper our data sets with our personal, lived experiences? Professor and researcher Roderick Graham offers up a way to strike a balance.

roderickgraham.com

Thinking Critically About Lived Experiences

The Hard Bigotry of Soft Racism, by Roderick Graham

@roderickgraham

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