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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2021 · 29 MIN

Taxcast Extra: The Whiteness of Wealth (2)

from The Taxcast · host Tax Justice Network

We've had the honour before on the Taxcast of speaking with law Professor Dorothy Brown in Part 1 of the Whiteness of Wealth Taxcast Extra. She's been doing trailblazing work on systemic racism and tax justice in the United States for many years. She's author of the seminal book 'The Whiteness of Wealth: how the US tax system impoverishes black Americans – and how we can fix it'. In this Taxcast Extra, you can hear Professor Brown's keynote speech which she gave to the Tax Justice Network's annual conference. A transcript of her edited keynote speech is available here https://taxjustice.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/TranscriptTaxcastEXtra150721.pdf  You can also hear Professor Brown in conversation with Taxcast host Naomi Fowler and polticial economist Keval Bharadia in Part 1 of the Whiteness of Wealth, in this Taxcast Extra. You may also be interested to hear Taxcast episodes 102 and 103 where we looked at just some of the complex issues around tax and race in the US and the UK context, the roots of structural racism and the lived experiences of people of colour today as citizens, taxpayers and economic actors.  For more Taxcasts and more information, go to our website on https://www.thetaxcast.com 

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