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Justice Dismayed
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EPISODE SUMMARY
In this episode, the hosts discuss ideas attributed to Clarence Thomas in a recent book. The topics run the gamut from the efficacy of affirmative action and voting rights to the possibility of capitalism and the Second Amendment being the keys to Black liberation and empowerment. Does Thomas have an unrecognized Black nationalist plan to overcome white supremacy?
A FEW KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE
- If we had let the free market work, wealth would've been easier for Blacks to create.
- You can't cherry pick examples of success with Black athletes, for example, and apply it to the whole to say that the "system" is working.
- Looking back at historic systemic racism
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