Watch: ‘Now What? Debriefing The Election And Talking Governance’ [Facing Race 2012 Plenary]
This plenary from the first day of this year’s Facing Race conference starts from a place, said moderator Carolina Gonzalez, where it felt like people were still recovering from President Barack Obama’s re-election a little over a week before.
Ten days later, she said, she felt “half hung over, but the way that you’re hung over from a really good party, where you wake up the next day and your head is banging and just crying but you want to talk about what happened the night before. Who said some outrageous thing, who hooked up with whom, who did the most ridiculous thing that they’re not gonna remember this morning.”
To that end, Gonzalez, who produces the radio show Latino USA for the Futuro Media Group, set out to facilitate a conversation “with clear eyes” about what happens next, with panelists:
- Judith Browne Dianis, executive director of The Advancement Project
- Jesus Gonzalez, political director for Make the Road New York
- Political commentator Sally Kohn (Salon, Fox News)
- Jacqueline Pata, executive director of the National Congress on American Indians
- Colorlines Editorial Director Kai Wright
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