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From KQED. And we are going to move on to another segment here in the brief time we have left.

Stanford Graduate School of Business Professor and Social Psychologist Brian Lowry is going to be joining us.

He studies the psychology of racial privilege.

Undergirding his work is a notion that although many people support the ideal of a fair and just society,

they sometimes end up unconsciously reinforcing inequality. And in a Washington Post opinion piece

that appeared last month, Lowry describes some of the racism he experienced personally,

and he calls upon white Americans to engage in a proactive way to address inequality. He joins us now to discuss his research and the article, and welcome Brian Lowry.

Thanks for having you, Michael.

Glad to have you.

And I should mention Brian Lowry is professor of organizational behavior and senior associate dean

for academic affairs at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

And we'll talk about the link to the Washington Post piece, which by the way, the opinion piece, well, certainly kudos on that. It has gotten a good deal

of attention deservedly. And I wanted to sort of get to the heart of it. You're sort of saying a lot

of white friends were asking you, what can they do? How are you? Particularly how are you in the wake of

all this

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