Below is the audio recording of Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Berggruen Prize Lecture, given at the 2024 Pacific Division Meeting and made possible through the generosity of the Berggruen Institute. The talk is titled “What Is Racism?” and in it Appiah uses the murder of George Floyd as a starting point to explore the broader issue […]
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