White Mediocrity Wins Again In response to the Breakfast Club’s interview with Michael Eric Dyson, I agree with every single thing he said. He touched on sensitive topics such as white mediocrity and misogyny in
In this Breakfast Club interview, Michael Eric Dyson talks about his concerns with the music industry’s reluctance to let African Americans succeed. He wonderfully articulates the reason why Black people fall to the shadows when receiving
I genuinely enjoyed watching Michael Dyson’s interview on the the radio show “The Breakfast Club”. He made many points that I agreed with concerning black oppression and the idea of White privilege. Michael Dyson is
Michael Eric Dyson: Breakfast Club Interview Michael Eric Dyson’s interview on the Breakfast Club was right on point. I thoroughly enjoyed the interview and I whole heartedly agree with many of the points he was
Michael Eric Dyson: Breakfast Club Interview (February 2017) Michael Eric Dyson makes very intriguing points in his Breakfast Club Interview. He integrated how prominent racial factors are in popular culture and African-American. Some people like
I believe that one does not have to attend college to seem learned. Intelligence does come from education. You can get educated from experience. However, formal education should not be underestimated either. Yet
The Michael Eric Dyson Interview focused on a lot of issues regarding black folks in terms of music and social issues that black people face within society. I felt very touched by this interview because
The interview with Micheal Dyson of the breakfast club was a very great interview. His points on the various topics that transpired on the show were excellent and very knowledgeable. Dyson really touched on many
I am writing this post is in response of the Breakfast Club Interview with Michael Eric Dyson in which he discussed two things that I am very passionate about: music and social justice. Dyson spends
I really enjoyed watching Michael Dyon’s interview. Throughout the interview, many controversial subjects were discussed but were all surrounded by the fact that white mediocrity trumps black genius. Everything that he said I agreed with and
