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Hey, Solvable listeners, we are hard at work on new episodes of the show,

but this week we wanted to bring

you something special that I am very excited about. It's a sneak peek of Pushkin's newest show,

Be Anti-Racist with Ibram X. Kendi. You may have heard of Dr. Kendi from his most recent

nonfiction works such as Stamped and How to Be an Anti-Racist, but for those of you

who haven't heard of him, he is not only an author, but professor, activist, and historian

of race and discriminatory policy.

At 34, he was the youngest person ever to win the National Book Award for nonfiction.

I personally find his writing very approachable and his concepts of recognize the assumptions of racism and ourselves easily digestible.

He not only discusses the basics of bias and anti-racism, but also provides optimistic solutions to fix our broken system, which is what we love here at Solvable.

On his new show, Be Anti-Racist, Dr. Kendi is continuing these necessary discussions

on policies and practices that sustain injustice in our society and how we can dismantle

racism and build a just equitable world.

His guests will include Julian Castro, Jamel Hill, Don Lemon, Heather C. McGee, Mariam Caba, and many more.

Today, we're sharing an excerpt of an interview with Rebecca Coakley, one of the country's leading voices on disability rights.

Dr. Kendi and Rebecca have a frank conversation on the intersections of ableism and racism in America,

the historic civil rights legislation governing both, and what we can all do to advocate for a better

future for people with disabilities.

Okay, here's a preview.

You can hear the full episode by searching for be anti-Racist wherever you're listening right now.

Welcome to Be Anti-Racist, an action podcast where we discuss how to diagnose, dismantle, and abolish racism.

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