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Towards an Anti-Woke Political Program, with Gail Heriot

Why disparate impact makes everything illegal, and wokeness as arbitrary government power

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Apr 11
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Gail Heriot is a Professor of Law at the University of San Diego School of Law and a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights. She joins the podcast to explain the connections between civil rights law and wokeness, how disparate impact criminalizes everything and leads to arbitrary government power, and the real-world consequences of these laws in corporate and university settings.

She and Richard also discuss why Republicans are afraid to push back against civil rights law, the current Critical Race Theory controversy as a sign things are changing, and the importance of politicians being pressured by their base. Finally, Gail gives practical advice on what the most important components of an anti-woke agenda would look like, and how she’d like to see politicians treat these issues going forward.

A transcript of the conversation is available here.

Click here to listen in podcast form, or watch at the YouTube link below.

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Thomas L. Hutcheson
Apr 11

Sort of sad that this focuses on being anti "woke" instead of how we SHOULD promote productive, inclusive schools and workplaces.

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