Who Is the First Anti-Racist?

By: Craig Considine   Source: Emir-Stein Center Jun 17, 2019 No Comments


Who was the first anti-racist? Rooted in both ignorance and arrogance, racism has plagued civilizations since the advent of man. Hear the remarkable story of a pioneer who addressed this disease of the heart and mind from its root cause. Watch Dr. Craig Considine of Rice University as he presents the story of the first anti-racist, from the 7th century, who set in motion universal principles that forever changed the discourse on racial equality.

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