Simon Fraser University hosted a seminar on math being 'racist,' asking 'How can math be racist?' and addressed 'unpacking oppressive structures and bias in math and science.'
, [SFU] located in British Columbia, Canada, held a seminar asking"How can math be racist?" and that addressed"unpacking oppressive structures and bias in math and science."
SFPIRG also claim to be a"non-partisan" group, but note that they are"very political," their website reads.SFU's event was also conducted under the purview of their Math Department's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Learning Group. The Learning Group hosted several events in the past, including an event titled"LGBTQIA2S+ Experiences in Mathematics" and another titled"Power, Oppression, and Mathematics."
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