2 chapters across the catalog
Mo Fax redefines "The Talk" as a survival guide for navigating any threat to black existence, including law enforcement and intra-racial violence. Adam Curry compares police profiling to COVID-19 testing, noting that "the more you test, the more positives you find." They discuss how "parental privilege" protected Mo from becoming a victim of the criminal justice system.
A 2007 Dateline NBC segment shows civil rights attorneys and activists failing implicit association tests, often showing a preference for white faces despite their professional backgrounds. The results suggest that even black participants can show a preference for whiteness due to media influence. The experiment is framed as a "labyrinth" where no participant can escape being labeled with some form of bias.
