KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Professor of African American Studies, Author, Cultural Analyst

Progressive Political Commentator, Author & Podcaster; Former MSNBC Correspondent & Host of "The ReidOut"

Writer & Activist Amplifying Muslim American and Immigrant Narratives; Author of "America Made Me A Black Man,"

Civil & Human Rights Attorney, Bestselling Author, Scholar Activist

Co-Founder & CEO of Rappler; Journalist, Author & Freedom Advocate; 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Winner

Award-Winning Actress, Playwright & Social Commentator; New York University Professor

Executive Director of the Socrates Program & Founding Director of the Project on Belonging at the Aspen Institute; Founder of Expectant Advisory

Associate Professor of Sociology and African American Studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio & Author of “Black Women, Ivory Tower: Revealing the Lies of White Supremacy in American Education”

Author on Gender, Race & Ethnicity; Professor Emeritus of Legal Studies & Sociology at Kenyon College

NYT Best-Selling Adapter of "Stamped (For Kids)" & Founder of Red Clay Educators

Writer & Social Activist Known for Her Work on Issues of Race & Identity; NYT Bestselling Author of "So You Want to Talk About Race"

Attorney Focused on National Security Law & Government Accountability

Internal Medicine Resident, Tulane University

Anchor at NBC News Daily & Documentary Filmmaker

President & Chief Operating Officer of the Skoll Foundation

Educator, Writer & Activist; First Woman of Color Elected President of the League of Women Voters

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist & NYT Bestselling Author of "American Whitelash"

Former Professional Tennis Player, World-Renowned Tennis Coach & Analyst for ESPN

Environment & Education Advocate; Former Democratic Senator of California

Stand-Up Comedian, Actress & Impressionist; Former Cast Member on "Saturday Night Live"