Explore the transformative concept of antiracism in this thought-provoking TED Talk featuring author and historian Ibram X. Kendi. Delve into the fundamental difference between being "not racist" and actively antiracist, and learn how to recognize, take responsibility for, and reject prejudices in public policies, workplaces, and personal beliefs. Discover practical ways to use this awareness to combat injustice and inequality, replacing them with love and understanding. The 51-minute virtual interview, hosted by TED's Whitney Pennington Rodgers and Cloe Shasha, covers a wide range of topics including the basic tenets of antiracism, white privilege, policy priorities, addressing racism in the workplace, intersectionality, and the scope of progress. Gain insights on how to make the Black Lives Matter movement a nonpartisan issue, navigate cancel culture, and maintain a central focus on antiracist efforts. Draw inspiration from models in other countries and explore the most crucial aspects of allowing change to occur. Conclude with Kendi's personal reflections on hope and progress in the ongoing fight against systemic racism. Read more