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Ibram X. Kendi

Author and historian

Ibram X. Kendi is an American author, historian, and professor. He is best known for his books on race and racism, including "How to Be an Antiracist" and "Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America". He is also a prominent advocate for social justice and has written extensively on issues related to free speech, education, and law enforcement.

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LEMON DROP | Racism, Great Replacement Theory & Authoritarianism With Ibram X. KendiThe Don Lemon ShowMar 24, 202615:28GuestIbram Kendi Still Thinks He Has Something to SayAR Podcasts Archives - American RenaissanceMar 20, 2026GuestLiberal race-baiting against White PeopleTea With GeorgeAug 17, 20251:00Guest28 - Guilt TripsBodaciously Black & BrownAug 8, 202513:52Guest24 - To Blend in or Not Blend inBodaciously Black & BrownMay 16, 202527:31HostHow to Discuss Total Diversity Without MoralizingKeeping It Real with Dr. AnitaMar 20, 202517:25Guest10 - Job interviewsBodaciously Black & BrownNov 29, 202413:33GuestWho Controls America’s Past?In the Room with Peter BergenDec 12, 202337:24Host#422 - Introducing The Fifth Column Center for Antiracist ResearchThe Fifth ColumnSep 22, 20231:47:04GuestFree Speech Hypocrisy, Hot Bench Troubles, And ChatGPT Legal ResearchAbove the Law - Thinking Like a LawyerJun 7, 202336:08GuestIbram X. Kendi: America's unhealed racial woundsThe InterviewJul 6, 202224:00GuestThis Is Not A First Amendment Thing, ManAbove the Law - Thinking Like a LawyerOct 20, 202133:30GuestLet's talk about how white people should respond to racism they see....Beau of The Fifth ColumnSep 27, 20216:23GuestThis Day in History - September 4, 2021This Day in HistorySep 4, 20212:12GuestHeidelcast 171: What American Christians Can Learn From Black HistoryHeidelcastJan 18, 20211:20:59GuestWe (Still) Don't Say ThatRough TranslationDec 16, 202049:55Host310 - 4 Buffers Against the Toxic Effects of RacismSavvy PsychologistSep 11, 202015:31Host309 - How Does Racism Affect Black Mental Health?Savvy PsychologistSep 4, 202019:04HostRebroadcast: The Role of Cross-Racial Solidarity in a Time of ProtestKQED's ForumJul 3, 202051:31Guest‘White Fragility’ Author Robin DiAngelo on What White People Can Do to Address RacismKQED's ForumJun 18, 202051:32Host