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May 23, 2020 12 min

Breaking the Silence

from Let's Talk: Conversations on Race Hosted by Nicole Doyley

This is a shorter version of a talk I gave at Rochester's Institute of Technology in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In it, I discuss why we in America are encouraged to remember some events, like 9-11, but we're encouraged to stop talking about other things, like slavery, Jim Crow and current racial issues. It's crucial for us as a people to remember all of our past, not so that we can become bitter, but so that we can better understand others -- and prevent history from repeating itself.

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