White Spaces: Ep 4: Who Taught a Generation That Whiteness Must Be Saved?

In this episode, Connie Morris examines how the idea that whiteness must be "saved" is passed down through history, science, law, institutions, families, and culture. She traces roots from eugenics and scientific racism to housing policies, schools, and modern white supremacist movements, using personal experience and classroom examples to show how those lessons persist.

The episode invites listeners to question inherited beliefs, understand the consequences of racialized ideas, and continue the conversation about who is considered "white enough" and why that history still matters today.

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