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Is Robin DiAngelo ever in a situation where, instead of speaking from on high, she debates a "black" or "non-white" interlocutor who disagrees with her? I would very much like to see her defend her positions against a black intellectual who does not share her priors.
Robin DiAngelo's bleak vision of black life would not make it out intact from a dinner with my father or a visit to any number of barbershops I've had my hair cut in.
Would Robin DiAngelo, for example, be willing to publicly debate Adolph Reed or Glenn Loury?
Reed is a man of the left, Loury is coming from right of center. I don't think she could handle either of them.
