TED: Racism thrives on silence -- speak up! | Dexter Dias

The video discusses the story of Alton, a black man who died in state custody, highlighting systemic racism and injustice. It explores race as a social construct, the historical context of racism, and the need for active anti-racism. The speaker calls for action to confront racism and privilege, emphasizing the importance of making a difference in society.

What does the speaker mean by 'systemic racism'?

What emotions did Alton's family express after the verdict was announced?

What does the speaker hope to achieve through their work?

In what ways does the speaker believe society can change to address racism?