In this episode, Dr. Sarah Lewis discusses her book 'The Unseen Truth: When Race Changed Sight in America,' exploring the impact of visual culture on perceptions of race and equity. Through historical narratives, she highlights the importance of reframing societal understandings of identity and belonging. Lewis emphasizes the transformative power of art and culture in driving justice movements and critiques the entrenched racial hierarchies. She also addresses how historical contexts inform contemporary racial issues, advocating for a collective re-examination of narratives surrounding race to foster greater equity and justice.