KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Philosopher, Professor, Political Activist & Author of "Race Matters"

Human Rights Activist, BET News Correspondent & Author; Presidential Professor of Anthropology at CUNY Graduate Center

Professor of African American Studies, Author, Cultural Analyst

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

Writer, Filmmaker; Black Studies Scholar & Founder of BYP100

Visual Op-Ed Columnist for The New York Times; CNN Contributor & NYT Bestselling Author of "Fire Shut Up in My Bones"

Award-Winning Journalist & Media Personality Known as "The Voice of Black America", Author of "White Fear," "The First" & "Speak Brother!"

Best-Selling Author, Higher Education Leadership & Race Relations Expert, President Emerita of Spelman College

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

Author, Attorney, Political Commentator, Health & Education Advocate; Youngest African American Elected Official in the U.S.

Award-Winning Hip-Hop Artist, Actor, Producer & Social Justice Activist

Scholar & Social Justice Advocate; Founding Director of the Penn Program on Race, Science, and Society; Award-Winning Author and Expert on the Interplay of Gender, Race, and Class

Feminist, Social Activist, Professor & Writer

Political Commentator, Linguist & Professor at Columbia University; NYT Writer; Podcast Host of "Lexicon Valley" & "The Glenn Show"

Professor of Constitutional Law & Global Health Policy at Georgetown; Founder of the Institute for Global Child Advocacy

Sociologist & Black Studies Scholar; Professor & North Hall Chair at UC Santa Barbara; Author of "Fearing the Black Body"

Social Psychologist and Equity Strategist Advancing Inclusive, Culturally Responsive Organizations as Co-Founder of Cultures Connecting; Author of "Inside Out: The Equity Leader’s Guide to Undoing Institutional Racism"

Civil Rights Advocate & Leading Scholar in Critical Race Theory; Professor of Law at UCLA and Columbia University

Civil & Human Rights Attorney, Bestselling Author, Scholar Activist

Redefining Workplaces with Authentic Leadership & Human-Centered Innovation; Author of "Let Them See You"