Race and Power: Examining the Concept of Reverse Racism

⚠️Event date is tentative and may change. Keep in mind please.

Reverse racism refers to the concept where individuals from historically dominant racial groups believe they are experiencing discrimination or disadvantage from members of historically marginalized racial groups. While this term is often used in discussions about racial bias, its validity is debated. Critics argue that racism involves systemic power dynamics, which historically marginalized groups typically lack over dominant groups. Interesting aspects of this debate include its impact on social discourse, the challenges in defining racism purely as individual prejudice versus systemic inequality, and how the concept is used in various political and social contexts. The discussion often reveals deeper issues about race, power, and societal structures.

In this interactive event we will examine and discuss this sensitive topic with empathy and respect.

Guidelines:

✅ DO NOT write your views on the wall of this event please.

✅ Your Zoom name must be the same as your Internationals profile name.

✅ Rude, discriminatory and aggressive behaviour will not be tolerated and will result in removal from event.