Ibram X. Kendi, America's leading racism scholar, is launching a new center for anti-racist research at Boston University
Kendi told BU he hopes to make the research center the premier place for researchers to solve today's racial problems and transform how racial research is conducted. He intends to focus on developing a team model, rather than the standard individualized research., Kendi said Boston was an ideal place for his work because it has a "rich history of giants in African-American history."
"Policy can be changed if you get the right people in place who have the right amount of courage and determination," he said. "I believe that change is possible."
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