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Kant, Racism, and the Demands of Antiracism: A Critical Response to Pauline Kleingeld’s ‘Critical Notice’
In this critical response, I clarify my critique of the commonly held assumption that racism contradicts Kant’s pure moral philosophy. I explain why Kant’s belated criticisms of some practices of slavery should not be interpreted as a rejection of colonial slavery as an institution. I end with a reflection on the relation between Kant’s philosophy and anti-racism.
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