Birth of A White Nation KEYNOTE presentation White Privilege Conference, Madison, Wisconsin
“Truth matters and is most abundant through a robust understanding of how the past made today.”
-Jacqueline Battalora, PH.D., J.D., M.T.S-
The Color of Whiteness with Richard Rothstein author of, The Color of Law and Dr Jacqueline Battalora author of, Birth of A White Nation.
The Philippe Matthews Show
Interview exploring the history of the invention of white people.
The Documentary Film, HAPI by Taaqiy Grant—Numerous scholars appear in this trailer for the documentary HAPI.
The Documentary Film, HAPI by Taaqiy Grant
Jabari Osaze & Dr. Jacqueline Battalora, both contributors to the documentary HAPI discuss White RAGE & the U.S. Capitol insurrection of Jan. 6, 2021
The Documentary Film, The American L.O.W.S. by Darnley R. Hodge, Jr.
Pieces of Battalora’s interview for the documentary are strung together in an exploration of how whiteness was built within the fabric of the United States and how it is reproduced today.
In this episode, Resmaa Menakem speaks to Jacqueline Battalora. Dr. Jacqueline Battalora is a keynote speaker, author, and trainer in workplace and educational inclusion. Her keynotes about the legal invention of the human category “white” people, turn contemporary conceptions of race upside down and reorient thinking about race and human divisions. The keynotes are steeped in law and history made both accessible and nuanced. They are engaging, thought-provoking, and relevant. The keynotes provide attendees with immediate actions and longer-term processes for transforming their lives, workplaces, and communities into a strong reflection of inclusion and equal opportunity.
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Host of Under The Radar, Callie Crossley interviews Debby Irving, racial justice educator and author of Waking Up White: And Finding Myself in the Story of Race and Dr. Jacqueline Battalora, attorney and professor of sociology at Saint Xavier University, Chicago, author of Birth of a White Nation: The Invention of White People and Its Relevance Today, and former Chicago police officer to address the role for white people who want to use white privilege as a force for justice.