REAL 100 Webinar: Normalizing Racial Equity in Local Government
- Shared screen with speaker view
Melissa Jones
38:06
Welcome, all:)
Paul Fahey
47:24
Constitution
Kristin MacLeod
47:34
Declaration of Independence
Miriam Theroux
47:54
preamble
Geoffrey Beckwith
48:22
No - slavery
Suzanne Furry-Irish
48:27
no
Aaron Krymkowski
48:33
Absolutely not, unless you were part of the ruling class
Suzanne Furry-Irish
48:40
and a man
Geoffrey Beckwith
48:52
DOI
D Gene Kraus
48:59
Declaration of Independencew
Suzanne Furry-Irish
48:59
dclaration
Jill Hai
48:59
declaration
Ione Minot
49:00
Constitution
Jennifer Slattery
49:04
Declaration
Jill Hai
49:35
no -
Geoffrey Beckwith
49:35
No
Jennifer Slattery
49:39
NO
Ione Minot
49:39
No!
Jill Hai
49:49
non land owners, non whites
Jennifer Slattery
49:51
Slaves
Suzanne Furry-Irish
49:52
no , women, poc
Geoffrey Beckwith
49:57
White landowning men
Ione Minot
49:58
Northern Europeans
Paul Brodeur
49:58
created equal yes; treated equally no
Jennifer Slattery
50:00
kids
D Gene Kraus
50:01
No. Women, slaves, not landowners left out and more
Aaron Krymkowski
50:02
All sufficiently wealthy white men from the right regions, were created equal, if they owned land.
D Gene Kraus
50:10
Native Americans excluded.
Miriam Theroux
50:11
no only applied to white christian land owners
Karen Liot-Hill
50:15
non-landowners, women, people of color
Geoffrey Beckwith
50:27
Gettysburg Address
Ione Minot
50:30
Declaration of Independence
Karen Liot-Hill
50:30
gettysburg
D Gene Kraus
50:31
Abe Lincoln Gettysburg Address
Paul Brodeur
50:34
Gettysburg Address
Miriam Theroux
50:36
gettysburg address
Ione Minot
51:19
Not yet.
Suzanne Furry-Irish
51:19
not native americans either
Paul Fahey
53:06
1790s
Karen Liot-Hill
53:15
1800
Rachel Scudder
53:16
1900s
april martin
53:17
1790
Aaron Krymkowski
53:18
1880s
Miriam Theroux
53:21
19th century
D Gene Kraus
53:22
1880
Suzanne Furry-Irish
53:25
1850
Rebecca Mueller
53:26
People of Asian descent couldn't be citizens until 20th C.
Paul Fahey
53:46
1880s
april martin
53:52
1875
Suzanne Furry-Irish
53:56
1800
Karen Liot-Hill
54:03
late 1800s
Ione Minot
54:04
1890's
Paul Brodeur
54:05
1870s
Miriam Theroux
54:11
1860's
Paul Fahey
54:39
1920s
april martin
54:42
1920
Aaron Krymkowski
54:44
1921
Emma Battaglia
54:53
1920s
Jill Hai
54:54
1920s
Peggy Elder
54:54
1921
Ione Minot
54:57
1921
Karen Liot-Hill
54:57
1920s
Paul Brodeur
55:01
1920s
Geoffrey Beckwith
55:03
1920
Suzanne Furry-Irish
55:05
1930
Miriam Theroux
55:08
1930s
D Gene Kraus
55:09
1920
Paul Fahey
55:39
1880s
Suzanne Furry-Irish
55:47
1953
Emma Battaglia
55:53
1850s
D Gene Kraus
55:53
1870
april martin
56:02
1880s
Paul Brodeur
56:05
1910s
Peggy Elder
56:43
1930
Karen Liot-Hill
56:44
30s
Brianna Garcia
56:46
1940
april martin
56:47
30s
Anthony Furnari
56:52
1930
Miriam Theroux
56:53
1924
Paul Fahey
57:39
1950s
Peggy Elder
57:49
50s
Rebecca Mueller
57:51
Under Eisenhower , early 50's
Faith Brooks
57:59
50s
Melissa Jones
58:00
Hello, please use the "chat box" to drop your answers. The Q&A box is reserved for questions. Thanks you all!
Ione Minot
58:03
1980's
Anthony Furnari
58:19
1960
Paul Brodeur
58:22
1950s
Martha McLure
58:28
1946
Paul Brodeur
58:30
Ike
Rebecca Mueller
01:00:55
Chinatowns were created because those of Asian descent not allowed w/in city limites. eg San Francisco
Rebecca Mueller
01:03:01
The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America: Richard Rothstein
Ellen Kaye
01:03:18
An excellent book.
Stephanie Simeon
01:10:15
If the fence is symbolic for the system, then we need a different "fence". Consider whole new system by either removing fence altogether or replacing with chain-link fence that everyone can see through.
Faustina Cuevas
01:10:51
What Stephanie mentions is liberation
Ellen Kaye
01:11:14
we need to question and challenge the fence.
Paul Brodeur
01:24:06
employment
Ellen Kaye
01:24:10
Hiring.
Jennifer Slattery
01:24:11
housing
Faustina Cuevas
01:24:16
This speaks to how white privilege has less to do with how hard you work or that you had an easy life, and more about being given opportunities, advantages, etc simply because of the color of your skin — hiring practices in city hall
Tom Haley
01:24:17
police pulling over more black drivers than white
Miriam Theroux
01:24:18
judicial
Ione Minot
01:24:20
borrowing
Emma Battaglia
01:24:21
policing
Suzanne Furry-Irish
01:24:26
stem work mainly male
Ellen Kaye
01:24:27
Teachers
Paul Brodeur
01:24:29
access to health care
Stephanie Simeon
01:24:35
funding
Geoffrey Beckwith
01:25:06
siting of power plants, incinerators, etc
Jennifer Glass
01:25:39
Where highways were built.
Ellen Kaye
01:25:47
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/
Suzanne Furry-Irish
01:31:44
wealth not income
Faustina Cuevas
01:48:44
Validated
Jennifer Glass
01:48:49
determined
Timothy Guiles
01:48:49
grateful for your patience
Chris Taylor
01:48:50
Thankful
Jennifer Slattery
01:48:50
Step one
Geoffrey Beckwith
01:48:53
Determined
Tom Haley
01:48:53
validated
Ellen Kaye
01:48:55
You’ve given me good clear language
Miriam Theroux
01:48:55
reflective
Alisa Brewer
01:48:56
ready
Ione Minot
01:48:59
hopeful
Paul Brodeur
01:49:00
motivated
Amy Lappin
01:49:01
Ready
Brian Carroll
01:49:02
Hopeful
Elaine Wang
01:49:06
gap between data and action
Anthony Furnari
01:49:31
hopeful
Jennifer Slattery
01:51:15
LOVE THAT
Paul Brodeur
01:51:36
Thank you!
Eric Barber-Mingo
01:51:43
Love the Angela Davis quote.
Peggy Elder
01:51:50
Thank you!
Ellen Kaye
01:51:52
Thank you for this excellent webinar.
Chris Taylor
01:51:52
Thank you!!
Anthony Furnari
01:51:54
thank you
Elaine Wang
01:51:55
Thank you for doing these
Faith Brooks
01:51:56
Thank you.
Denise Casey
01:51:57
This was outstanding. Thank you!
Faustina Cuevas
01:51:58
This was great
Brianna Garcia
01:51:59
Thank you all!
Faustina Cuevas
01:51:59
thank you
Korbi Kelly-Banks
01:52:00
Thank you!
Paul Fahey
01:52:07
Thanks for the great first session!
Ellen Kaye
01:52:09
It flew by.
Anne Graglia-Kostos
01:52:10
Thank you!
Timothy Guiles
01:52:24
You are a great presenter - - - I enjoy your positive energy
Jennifer Glass
01:53:08
Thank you!
Melinda Collins
01:53:36
Thank you. Can’t wait for for the next two sessions!