Summary of White Supremacy: Same Dog, Same Tricks-Time to Change the Training | Russell Ellis | TEDxSUNYGeneseo

00:00:00 - 00:15:00

Russell Ellis discusses how white supremacy persists in America through a variety of means, including unchecked jokes, baseless conspiracy theories, and a lack of education about racism. He urges white Americans to start addressing equity and inclusion as part of the fight against white supremacy, and to understand the systems that perpetuate white supremacy.

• 00:00:00 Russell Ellis discusses how white nationalism, conspiracy theories, and white supremacy are all linked, and how white Americans have a long history of complacency when these issues are raised. Ellis tells the story of growing up in a white little town in North Carolina and learning about racism and white supremacy. Ellis explains how this cycle of white supremacy has been passed down from generation to generation, and how white Americans need to start confronting this issue head on if they want to break the cycle.
• 00:05:00 This talk by Russell Ellis discusses the history and effects of white supremacy in the United States. He discusses how white supremacy has been passed down from generation to generation and how it is still present in America today. Ellis encourages listeners to break the cycle of white supremacy by understanding the history and context behind it. He warns listeners of the potential consequences of being white in America today, including the possibility of becoming a target of the government.
• 00:10:00 In his talk, Russell Ellis discusses how white supremacy persists in the United States through a variety of means, including unchecked jokes, baseless conspiracy theories, and a lack of education about racism. He urges white Americans to start addressing equity and inclusion as part of the fight against white supremacy, and to understand the systems that perpetuate white supremacy.
• 00:15:00 Russell Ellis, a white supremacist, talks about the ways that white people have privilege in America, and how we can use that privilege to help end white supremacy. He also encourages white people to get involved and demand equity and inclusion in the various areas of our lives. Finally, he urges white parents to raise awareness about race and racism in their children.