Boston’s Professor Ibram X Kendi’s daughter Imani plays a significant role despite being just a kid.
Ibram X Kendi said white college applicants lie to gain acceptance.
More on him, he is a national book award winner and New York Times’ bestselling author.
The author, who is enlisted as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time, piqued the public’s interest following his racist tweet and its removal.
Who Is Ibram X Kendi Daughter Imani?
Ibram X Kendi’s daughter Imani is a 5-year-old girl, who acts as a source of inspiration to her daddy.
Actually, Imani was the one who inspired Ibram X Kendi to write the book, Antiracist Baby. The 39-year-old activist and public speaker have been making his daughter understand a lot of things about the world including racism and humanity to his little child from a young age.
More on his family members, the 1982-born author has lost many of Ibram X Kendi’s family members because of the fatal illness, cancer. Even he himself has been the victim and dealt with stage 4 colon cancer in 2018. What followed after that is him facing down a daylong cancer surgery.
Ibram X Kendi Wife: Is He Married?
Ibram X Kendi’s wife Sadiqa Kendi (Doctor Diq) is involved in the health and medical field.
According to The Atlantic, his pediatrician wife Sadi was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. Mrs. Kendi was suffering from stage-2 cancer at that time.
What Is Ibram X Kendi Net Worth?
Ibram X Kendi’s net worth is $1 million as estimated by the site Biography Scoop.
Obviously, given his more than 10 years of professional experience, the author’s earnings might not be an ordinary amount. To be specific, Ibram X Kendi has worked as a professor and in a directorial position in educational institutions.
More On Ibram X Kendi Racist Tweet
Ibram X Kendi’s tweet which focused on racial issues has been self-deleted by him after harsh criticisms.
He implied that 34% of White students lie about their races and pretend to be people of color while applying for colleges and universities. And, what’s more, almost 80% of those applicants were accepted despite their lies.
After Ibram X Kendi deleted his tweet, many Twitter users assumed that the reason behind deleting it is that the author realized his tweet failed to advance his argument of systemic white privilege and supremacy.