Chapter
Race and Mountain Climbing
34:42 - 38:01 (03:19)
The speaker discusses how race plays a role in mountain climbing and gives examples of how white men are often praised for accomplishments that people of color have already achieved.
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The first man to summit Mount Everest was Sir Edmund Hillary, although many people are unaware of the role his Sherpa, Tenzing Norgay, played in the accomplishment due to the dynamics of race and power at the time.
34:42 - 36:49 (02:07)
Mount Everest
Summary
The first man to summit Mount Everest was Sir Edmund Hillary, although many people are unaware of the role his Sherpa, Tenzing Norgay, played in the accomplishment due to the dynamics of race and power at the time.
ChapterRace and Mountain Climbing
EpisodeEp. 113 | 2 Bears 1 Cave w/ Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Podcast2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The transcript discusses how stereotypes and appropriation have influenced surf culture, specifically with the story of whites appropriating surfing from the Polynesians in Hawaii, and how Sherpas are often overlooked and not given credit for their mountaineering expertise.
36:49 - 38:01 (01:11)
Stereotyping, Appropriation, Surf Culture, Himalayan Sherpas
Summary
The transcript discusses how stereotypes and appropriation have influenced surf culture, specifically with the story of whites appropriating surfing from the Polynesians in Hawaii, and how Sherpas are often overlooked and not given credit for their mountaineering expertise.