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Evolution of Privilege: From the French Revolution to Modern Social Justice with Stephan Bertram-Lee

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Have you ever wondered how the concept of privilege has evolved from the French Revolution to modern times? Join us as we sit down with Stephan Bertram-Lee, a PhD student who has just completed a groundbreaking dissertation on the history and limitations of the concept of privilege. We trace its origins, revisit Peggy McIntosh's influential work on white privilege from the late 1980s, and explore how these ideas have seeped into UK parliamentary debates, particularly concerning education.
In our conversation, Stephan sheds light on the pivotal role of clear and concise academic writing in shaping popular discourse. We discuss how McIntosh's straightforward texts have streamlined complex ideas without the usual academic contradictions. We also delve into how the definitions of intricate concepts like racism shift within different theoretical frameworks, touching on perspectives from critical race theorists like Robin D'Angelo and Ibram X. Kendi. The broader implications of applying terms like racism and anti-Semitism too broadly, potentially diluting their effectiveness, are also unpacked.
The episode takes a critical look at the reduction of systemic issues to individual cognitive interventions and the curious adoption of American-centric discourses in Europe. Stephan highlights how modern privilege discourse often shifts the focus from tangible inequalities to changing internal perceptions, which can obscure economic struggles of minority groups. We conclude with an insightful discussion on the future of privilege discourse, its intersections with social justice, class, and race, and the political implications of identity politics. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the nuanced and evolving landscape of privilege and social justice.

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Crew:
Host: C. Derick Varn
Intro and Outro Music by Bitter Lake.
Intro Video Design: Jason Myles
Art Design: Corn and C. Derick Varn
Links and Social Media:
twitter: @varnvlog
blue sky: @varnvlog.bsky.social
You can find the additional streams on Youtube
Current Patreon at the Sponsor Tier: Jordan Sheldon, Mark J. Matthews, Lindsay Kimbrough, RedWolf

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Capitoli

1. History and Limitations of Privilege (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Discourse on Privilege (00:16:58)

3. Challenging Privilege Discourse With Nuance (00:25:05)

4. Racial Identity and Academic Privilege (00:30:55)

5. Modern Discourses on Privilege and Race (00:41:32)

6. Unraveling Privilege Discourse (00:58:02)

7. Future of Privilege Discourse (01:11:02)

8. Emerging Discourse on Race and Identity (01:22:29)

9. Global Perspectives on Race and Immigration (01:28:37)

10. Navigating Privilege and Real Problems (01:38:53)

11. Podcast Philosophy Transition Announcement (01:42:42)

307 episodi

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Have you ever wondered how the concept of privilege has evolved from the French Revolution to modern times? Join us as we sit down with Stephan Bertram-Lee, a PhD student who has just completed a groundbreaking dissertation on the history and limitations of the concept of privilege. We trace its origins, revisit Peggy McIntosh's influential work on white privilege from the late 1980s, and explore how these ideas have seeped into UK parliamentary debates, particularly concerning education.
In our conversation, Stephan sheds light on the pivotal role of clear and concise academic writing in shaping popular discourse. We discuss how McIntosh's straightforward texts have streamlined complex ideas without the usual academic contradictions. We also delve into how the definitions of intricate concepts like racism shift within different theoretical frameworks, touching on perspectives from critical race theorists like Robin D'Angelo and Ibram X. Kendi. The broader implications of applying terms like racism and anti-Semitism too broadly, potentially diluting their effectiveness, are also unpacked.
The episode takes a critical look at the reduction of systemic issues to individual cognitive interventions and the curious adoption of American-centric discourses in Europe. Stephan highlights how modern privilege discourse often shifts the focus from tangible inequalities to changing internal perceptions, which can obscure economic struggles of minority groups. We conclude with an insightful discussion on the future of privilege discourse, its intersections with social justice, class, and race, and the political implications of identity politics. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the nuanced and evolving landscape of privilege and social justice.

Support the show

Crew:
Host: C. Derick Varn
Intro and Outro Music by Bitter Lake.
Intro Video Design: Jason Myles
Art Design: Corn and C. Derick Varn
Links and Social Media:
twitter: @varnvlog
blue sky: @varnvlog.bsky.social
You can find the additional streams on Youtube
Current Patreon at the Sponsor Tier: Jordan Sheldon, Mark J. Matthews, Lindsay Kimbrough, RedWolf

  continue reading

Capitoli

1. History and Limitations of Privilege (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Discourse on Privilege (00:16:58)

3. Challenging Privilege Discourse With Nuance (00:25:05)

4. Racial Identity and Academic Privilege (00:30:55)

5. Modern Discourses on Privilege and Race (00:41:32)

6. Unraveling Privilege Discourse (00:58:02)

7. Future of Privilege Discourse (01:11:02)

8. Emerging Discourse on Race and Identity (01:22:29)

9. Global Perspectives on Race and Immigration (01:28:37)

10. Navigating Privilege and Real Problems (01:38:53)

11. Podcast Philosophy Transition Announcement (01:42:42)

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