"Unveiling Walter F. White: A Hidden Figure in Racial Justice"

Welcome to the Morris Perspective podcast, hosted by Connie Morris, where we dive into hidden narratives of racial injustice. Our latest series, "Under Unequal by Design," begins with an exploration of Walter F. White, a pivotal yet often overshadowed figure in the civil rights movement. Walter, a leader in the NAACP, lived a complex life, navigating the precarious balance of dual identities. This episode sheds light on his unique ability to pass as white, which he utilized to infiltrate white communities and expose the harsh realities of racial violence. Join us as we delve into his courageous efforts to challenge systemic injustice and explore the intersections of identity, advocacy, and racial healing.

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