Wendy Brown on the Future.

The transcript discusses the decline of the American Dream and the impact of neoliberalism on education and democracy. It highlights the transformation of students from being seen as human capital to individuals with depth and creativity. The conversation touches on global movements like Black Lives Matter and Occupy, emphasizing the desire for change among young people. The speaker reflects on the importance of recognizing societal issues and the willingness of the new generation to create a better world.

What role does education play in shaping the perspectives of young people regarding their future?

Reflect on the significance of the phrase 'there's nothing more worth doing than trying to be a human' in the context of the text.

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between despair and the desire for change?