This is part 9 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
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Week 9 – The Multiracial Counterpublic, Rising
This is part 9 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 8 – Politically Conscious Multiracialism
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 7 – Who Owns Multiracial Culture?
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 6 – Exposing the Monoracial Norm
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 5 – Silos, Everywhere
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 4 – The Work Begins
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 3 – Root Causes and Crying Babies
This is part 3 of a 10-part series by Dr. Charley Flint and Jeff Hitchcock, CSWAC’s founders, on our future direction. We value your time and support.
Week 2 – How Do We Build a Multiracial Center?
Hello CSWAC Supporter,Thank you for continuing with us. This is Part 2 of a 10-part weekly series outlining CSWAC's approach to addressing the racial structure of the nation.WEEK 2How Do We Build a Multiracial Center?To get to the how, let’s start with the why....
We Support Multiracial Democracy
White Americans have long worshiped two gods who are seemingly incompatible with one another, white supremacy and democracy. The contrast between these two superordinate constructs in white American culture is clear. Many have referred to this contrast as the American Dilemma, rightly characterizing it as a fracture in our national identity. White supremacy and democracy are ultimately at odds with one another in a multiracial nation.