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Journal apologizes for Black Lives Matter issue with no black writers
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The striking exclusion of black voices in the issue caught the eye of Chris Lebron, an assistant professor at Yale who recently published a book on the philosophical foundation of the movement. “So, if you might – please do – try to imagine my distaste when it was brought to my attention that your journal ...
Chris Lebron - Opinionator - The New York Times
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Credit Todd Heisler/The New York Times “Daddy, are you happy?” This is a question my son asks me on a regular basis. It is a beautiful yet sad question. It is beautiful because it is proof that my state of being registers with him, and that fact is the basis of essential virtues like sympathy, friendship and love By Chris Lebron. The ...
Brooklyn Public Philosophers: Chris Lebron, "Is Love Important for a...
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Brooklyn Public Philosophers: Chris Lebron, “Is Love Important for a Racially Just Society?: Thoughts on James Baldwin and John Rawls”. May 18, @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm. Event Navigation. « Philosophy Department End-of-Semester Party · GC-Princeton Epistemic Injustice Student Workshop » ...
Time for a New Black Radicalism - The New York Times
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Jun 22, · Chris Lebron is an assistant professor of African-American studies and philosophy at Yale University and the author of “The Color Of Our Shame: Race and Justice in our Time.” Follow The New York Times Opinion section on Facebook and on Twitter, and sign up for the Opinion Today newsletter.
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