Cultural Theorist Henry Giroux was featured in a New York Times series on the subject of violence Monday.
Giroux, the McMaster University Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest, touches on a number of subjects in the Q and A, including the recent shooting in Orlando, the importance of education to democracy and what he calls “organized forgetting.”
You can read the full Q and A here.
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