bell hooks and Parker J. Palmer dialogue at St. Norbert College

This dialogue between bell hooks and Parker J. Palmer took place on Wednesday, April 20, 2016, as one of several public events at the 2016 bell hooks Residency at St. Norbert College, where the Cassandra Voss Center serves as a sister-center to hooks’ own bell hooks Institute at Berea College in Kentucky. It was co-sponsored by Humana and Killeen Chair of Theology & Philosophy. For more information about the Cassandra Voss Center, visit www.snc.edu/cvc. #SNCbellhooks16
bell hooks: Honored as a leading public intellectual by The Atlantic Monthly, as well as one of Utne Reader's "100 Visionaries Who Could Change Your Life," hooks is a captivating speaker and canonical scholar who has authored over 40 books, including five for children, on issues of social justice, media literacy, education, and spirituality. She is Distinguished Professor in Residence in Appalachian Studies at Berea College, Berea, Kentucky.
Parker J. Palmer is a world-renowned writer, speaker and activist who focuses on issues in education, community, and spirituality. Palmer has reached millions worldwide through his nine books, including The Courage to Teach and Let Your Life Speak: Listening for the Voice of Vocation.

[@paulfreedman7193]

What a gift this dialogue is. Such wisdom and truth. Reminds me of the Bohm - Krishnamurti dialogues so many years earlier. Thank you for posting.

[@linadriaporter67]

What a wonderful enlightening discussion between these two honest and insightful thinkers. Thank you for posting.

[@emmabarry-pheby4373]

If you wanna cut the introductions (Do they really need any? And do I really need to know which corporates are there?) then go to 12:47...

[@gabriellethurmond8298]

Thank you

[@wamamasoma1536]

Two brilliant people....very enlightening.

[@mashaela.3920]

So enlightening. Thank you for posting this.

[@ameenwahba1853]

skip ahead to 12:52 - underrated content

[@priscillamadumere2612]

Thank you, Parker J. Palmer, Yes, there is great richness in our diversity. If we can allow our heart-eye to see this richness and allow it to transform us. Each culture or individuals have something to offer.

[@MartysFadingHand]

The best way to deprive everyone of ownership is to make everyone feel Ike they own everything.