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Jennifer Richeson: The Mythology of Racial Progress

Jennifer Richeson led an interactive conversation on the enduring—and misleading—mythology that America has made steady, linear progress toward racial equality since its founding. Following up on her piece in "The Atlantic" last September, Richeson led a discussion on the ways this narrative absolves Americans of the responsibility to actively combat inequality. The conversation focused on the widespread misperceptions about racial disparities, the psychological instincts that reinforce these overly optimistic views, and how we can capitalize on the recent national reckoning to produce real and lasting change. Jennifer Richeson is the Philip R. Allen Professor of Psychology at Yale University. Read her Atlantic essay, "Americans Are Determined to Believe in Black Progress" here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/... 00:00 - Welcome from President David Oxtoby 04:09 - Remarks from Jennifer Richeson 26:26 - Audience Q&A with Jennifer Richeson