The speaker discusses the concept of building a life based on working with white people and the differing perspectives that can result from this experience between different individuals.
Bryan Stevenson discusses the failure of integration and the need for a Marshall Plan for the black community in America. He reflects on his own history and the challenges faced by his enslaved great-grandparents.
Tim Geel argues that fighting for the Confederacy is not racist, despite his lack of understanding of why it's worth fighting over the rights of non-whites.
Despite living in a world where slavery was legal and accepted, Henry was not prejudiced against black people. He believed it was possible to be fine with owning slaves and not be racist or anti-racist.
The process of gentrification can be seen as a modern-day form of segregation, with wealthy individuals pushing out lower-income residents and creating an even greater divide in society.
The slave revolts are coming.