Is America Racist — if so, will it ever not be?
New Thinking for a New World - a Tallberg Foundation Podcast
06/18/20
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American Carnage or American Dream? It matters to everyone everywhere whether or not the United States is in terminal decline or (painfully) resetting the basis of its democracy and its society. If the former, the global order will change in incalculable ways, for better or for worse. If the latter, life after the pandemic could actually be better.
In Tällberg’s New Thinking for a New World podcast series, Alan Stoga asks three global thinkers—a Mexican journalist (Ana Paula Ordorica), a Kenyan poet (Sitawa Namwalie) and a Congolese choreographer (Faustin Linyekula)—what they think is happening in America now. Let us know in our social media channels what YOU think.
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