EP 37: Are black people responsible for answering questions about racism? | Community Question with Kaseba Chibweth

The Inclusion 1st Podcast

In this episode, we are answering the listener-submitted questions:

I keep hearing that it’s not a black person’s job to answer questions people may have about racism. When did asking questions, in the vain of learning and not being ignorant, become racist? And why does anyone feel above answering racial questions? When did this become a “do your own research culture” and not a one-on-one dialogue?

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