1 hr 16 min
A moment or a movement? Black Lives Matter and the future of US race relations Sydney Ideas
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Protesting police brutality, mass incarceration and racial disparities in all areas of American life, Black Lives Matter has spanned two very different presidencies, transforming political debate and making visionary demands for justice.
The founders of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, in Australia to accept the 2017 Sydney Peace Prize, join the ABC's Stan Grant for an intimate conversation about the birth of the protest movement, the future of black lives under President Trump, and what lessons Australians can learn from the American experience.
Speakers
- Patrisse Cullors (Founder, Black Lives Matter Global Network)
- Rodney Diverlus (Founder, Black Lives Matter Toronto)
- Stan Grant (journalist, ABC)
A Sydney Ideas event co-presented with the US Studies Centre on 3 Nov 2017: http://sydney.edu.au/sydney_ideas/lectures/2017/black_lives_matter_forum.shtml
Protesting police brutality, mass incarceration and racial disparities in all areas of American life, Black Lives Matter has spanned two very different presidencies, transforming political debate and making visionary demands for justice.
The founders of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, in Australia to accept the 2017 Sydney Peace Prize, join the ABC's Stan Grant for an intimate conversation about the birth of the protest movement, the future of black lives under President Trump, and what lessons Australians can learn from the American experience.
Speakers
- Patrisse Cullors (Founder, Black Lives Matter Global Network)
- Rodney Diverlus (Founder, Black Lives Matter Toronto)
- Stan Grant (journalist, ABC)
A Sydney Ideas event co-presented with the US Studies Centre on 3 Nov 2017: http://sydney.edu.au/sydney_ideas/lectures/2017/black_lives_matter_forum.shtml
1 hr 16 min