>> along time ago i went to law school and i was trained by people including patricia williams in the field of critical race theory . one of the interventions that it made into legal scholarship was to surface this word i and to give us the latitude to when we didn't find our own narratives in the casebook to introduce stuff through our own storytelling. so in some ways like training from a long time ago had already given me a sense of why and how it was important that we use our own stories and of course you've done this so beautifully in your essays of the 1619 project, giving us your father's vantage point on the history of this country and the history but it was definitely a departure from me because this paper since graduate school has been about my family and my beloved advisor taught me the wordangiography . maybe i didn't quite have the distance to write about my family . so it's taken me a lot of years to come back around to have a voice that is as admiring and loving and compassionate as i am with the women who come before me also note how to teach bigger lessons about them.

door to the eye, the storytelling, the narrative, the autobiography, i study in the 1980s with patricia williamsi think is well known by many people for her really artful and powerful combining of the stories of her own family including the history of slavery and her family with an explication of how those ideas animate our thinking about property, for example, in the 20th century. that's what critical race theory begins, it's a companion to sociologists, i feel like now i'm giving you like a seminar. it's a companion to sociological work that has begun to reframe race as a social construction. critical race theory has become interested in the ways in which within the law race and racism are being constructed, affirmatively through law as well as other realms of american society. there is no question that critical race theory asks why does racism persist? in the 21st century isn't that the question we've all been asking. i don't think that's a novel or provocative question at all, seems to be the question on many people.even if we don't know the answer we know that the question. they are asking

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>>host: christopher buckley will you always be known as son of conservative william f buckley and patricialey? >> sure. it is unlikely i will be receiving the nobel prize for literature or any other thing. but even if i did, to the extent i would even warrant an obituary mr. buckley son of william buckley dies at 107. but sure. that's fine. there were times when i probably would not have been at peace with that. but i am at peace with it now. >>host: rhode island good afternoon. >>caller. i just want to say to mr. buckley the first exposure to his father i'm a nixon fan, 50 years old. and to do a satire of your father and i said what an interesting man this guy must be. went to see nixon anger a political republican by birth but i'm nonpartisan in my fifth-grade grandfather was john brown francis and a grip on the brown estate on warwick rhode island trying to make my family aware of politics and i told my daughter who runs a country and my ex-wife did not even vote and then after i read your book thank you for not smoking it came out on video i said you need to watch this video. it is a s

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