Lewis R. Gordon - Freedom, Justice, and Decolonization

The speaker, a professor of philosophy, discusses their book 'Freedom, Justice, and Decolonization'. They explore the historical context of philosophy, emphasizing its roots in ancient East Africa. The book addresses themes of misinformation, public philosophy, and global insights from philosophers worldwide. It highlights the importance of freedom, justice, and decolonization, urging a re-evaluation of these concepts beyond colonial perspectives. The speaker also shares personal anecdotes, including the design of the book cover by their daughter, Sula Gordon.

What is the significance of the artist Sula Gordon in relation to the book?

What insights does the speaker provide about the relationship between freedom and authoritarianism?

How does the speaker connect the concept of decolonization to philosophy?