How should we talk about hate?
From Charlottesville to Silicon Valley, hate speech and extremism have become a regular part of the national conversation over the past couple years. As part of a special series of live events, we’ll talk with a panel of experts about polarized politics, emboldened white nationalists, and how we can move forward in a time of intense division.
Panelists:
Ijeoma Oluo, author, “So You Want To Talk About Race,” editor-at-large, The Establishment
Dr. Lawrence Rosenthal, chair & lead researcher, UC Berkeley Center for Right-Wing Studies
Brittan Heller, director of technology & society, Anti-Defamation League National
Support for KQED’s Walls and Bridges community conversations is provided by: The James Irvine Foundation
How should we talk about hate?
From Charlottesville to Silicon Valley, hate speech and extremism have become a regular part of the national conversation over the past couple years. As part of a special series of live events, we’ll talk with a panel of experts about polarized politics, emboldened white nationalists, and how we can move forward in a time of intense division.
Panelists:
Ijeoma Oluo, author, “So You Want To Talk About Race,” editor-at-large, The Establishment
Dr. Lawrence Rosenthal, chair & lead researcher, UC Berkeley Center for Right-Wing Studies
Brittan Heller, director of technology & society, Anti-Defamation League National
Support for KQED’s Walls and Bridges community conversations is provided by: The James Irvine Foundation
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