Jonathan Bean and contributors from the updated edition of Race & Liberty in America: The Essential Reader gather for a rigorous and thought-provoking conversation on immigration, “systemic” racism, and meritocracy.

Join us as Independent Institute wades into the controversy over California’s mandate to teach “Ethnic Studies” to all high school students. Senior Fellow Williamson M. Evers has designed Independent’s forthcoming Comparative Cultures Ethnic Studies Curriculum, which he will publicly launch at the renowned Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.

Join us for a reception and discussion of Robert Nozick’s classic book, Anarchy, State, and Utopia, first published fifty years ago. Nozick’s book refuted social-justice statism—but also rankled many conservatives and libertarians.

Join us at the Vogue Theater for an exclusive screening of the thought-provoking film Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope, delving into the underlying factors contributing to homelessness and proposing actionable solutions. Following the screening, engage in an expertly moderated discussion and Q&A session aimed at gaining insights into how we can effectively implement the proposed solutions.