Racism Starts Early
In this week’s episode, Isaiah and Luzolo talk about the fact that many Black people experience their first racist encounter at a very young age and the significance of teaching children an anti-racist curriculum as early as possible. They also speak about the importance of teaching non-whitewashed history in American education systems.
Black@ND Team
Co-Host- Isaiah Hall; Co-Host- Luzolo Matundu; Videographer- Daniel McFarlane; Videographer- Santiago Rodriguez; Graphic Designer & Contributor- Tahira-Jahnai Vera
November 22, 2022
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