White Supremacy and the Imposter Syndrome Fallacy

from This Week in Black History, Society, and Culture

In this episode, Dr. Nicole Pulliam and Dr. Vernon Smith are in conversation with Will Nicholson about white supremacy and the imposter syndrome fallacy. Dr. Pulliam is an Associate Professor in Educational Counseling at Monmouth University and Vernon Smith is Graduate Program Director and an Assistant Professor of Educational Counseling at Monmouth University. Nicholson is a graduate student in Educational Counseling at Monmouth.

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