TED: The racial politics of time | Brittney Cooper

The video explores the intersection of race and time, highlighting how time is perceived and controlled by white people, affecting racial dynamics. It challenges the notion of a post-racial society, emphasizing the historical and ongoing impact of racism. The speaker discusses how time and space are manipulated to maintain racial inequalities, using examples like gentrification and voting rights. The video concludes by urging a collective reimagining of time as a shared resource, advocating for equality and justice.

How does the speaker connect the past struggles of black people to present-day issues?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of black people in America?

How does the speaker propose to change the narrative around time and race?

What role does the speaker believe education plays in the context of race and time?