How This Year's Antiracism Protests Differ From Past Social Justice Movements

The video discusses the evolution of protests in the U.S., comparing current movements to those of the 1960s. It highlights the unprecedented participation of white allies in today's protests and examines political responses, particularly those of President Trump, drawing parallels to Richard Nixon's era. The discussion also covers the tension between violence and nonviolence in protests, the role of public opinion, and the potential for systemic change.

How does Professor Joseph describe the nature of violence in current protests compared to historical movements?

What historical events does Professor Joseph reference to illustrate shifts in public support for protests?

What does Professor Joseph suggest about the potential for a new national consensus regarding racial justice?