Peer-curated academic archive from Chicago Humanities, comprising 2 recorded lectures in History & Humanities, Computer Systems & Software.
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Ibram X. Kendi discusses the historical lineage and contemporary manifestations of the 'great replacement theory,' analyzing its role in fostering antidemocratic movements and outlining potential pathways toward liberation from authoritarianism, drawing on his work in "Chain of Ideas."
An urgent conversation with leading epidemiologists Nabarun Dasgupta and Gregg Gonsalves on the evolving public health crisis of the fentanyl era and systemic failures in delivering care amidst ongoing drug policy.
Professors, researchers, and invited lecturers recorded at Chicago Humanities.
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