Dr. Philomena Essed,
Antioch University Ph.D. in Leadership and Change Professor of Critical Race, Gender & Leadership Studies
recently participated in The U.S. Helsinki Commission hearing entitled,
"The State of (In)visible Black Europe: Race, Rights and Politics".
This hearing focused on the challenges and opportunities experienced by the more than 5 million members of Europe's Black population amidst reported increase in hate crimes and discrimination, anti-immigration and national identity debates, and growing security concerns. Additionally, the hearing examined the impact of anti-discrimination measures as well as diversity initiatives aimed at ensuring and protecting equal rights for a population many do not know exist.
For further information regarding the hearing or to review the unofficial transcript please visit:
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