Ep. 66 – Juliet Hooker, Race and the Politics of Solidarity -

Always Already Podcast, a critical theory podcast

Ep. 66 – Juliet Hooker, Race and the Politics of Solidarity

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In this episode, Emily, John, and Sid are joined by friend of the podcast Danielle Hanley of Rutgers University for a discussion of the first half of Juliet Hooker’s 2009 book Race and the Politics of Solidarity. We ask, what is the promise of solidarity and how is it achieved? How does this argument sit […]

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