When did people start carving each other up into little groups based on how they looked? We talk with Alan Goodman, a professor of Bi8ological Anthropology at Hampshire College and co-author of Racism Not Race.

When did people start carving each other up into little groups based on how they looked? We talk with Alan Goodman, a professor of Bi8ological Anthropology at Hampshire College and co-author of Racism Not Race.

A podcast for those who like to think and talk … in that order. 


We’ve become a society that sees every disagreement as a) vast and b) insurmountable. When did it become acceptable and even expected to hate those that we disagree with?  

All this season, we’re digging deeper on race. How is it that we’ve made it mean so much? Fact is, race is a myth. Race is a lie. So why do we see it everywhere we look?

A podcast for those who like to think and talk &hellip; in that order.&nbsp; 
We&rsquo;ve become a society that sees every disagreement as a) vast and b) insurmountable. When did&nbsp;it&nbsp;become acceptable and even expected to hate those that we disagree with? &nbsp;
All this season, we&rsquo;re digging deeper&nbsp;on&nbsp;race. How is&nbsp;it&nbsp;that we&rsquo;ve made&nbsp;it&nbsp;mean so much? Fact is, race is a myth. Race is a lie. So why do we see&nbsp;it&nbsp;everywhere we look?