This is not only the best episode of the Glenn show I've ever seen, but I'd argue that it's the best, most insightful, honest, complex, and provocative conversations about race in America that I've ever heard. It's also a profoundly necessary conversation at this moment in our history. I'd recommend to Professors Loury, McWhorter, and Kennedy to expand conversation this into a book, a film of some kind, taking this conversation on the road, or find other ways you three together can engage the general American public. All Americans needs to hear this and think about what you've all discussed. While professors Loury, McWhorter, and Kennedy are all brilliant and accomplished scholars, it seemed to me that you all took it up another level. This was like was like watching an All Star game, the best of very best engage each other. I can't express how grateful I am that you recorded it and invited us all to listen. Thank you!!
Love your comment. There were points during the conversation where I shouted, "PREACH!!!" It was because Glenn and Randall were killing it. It was like hearing a powerful score from Hans Zimmer.
Black culture is way too subjective at this point. The culture functions under an umbrella that reads-"One person's ignorance is another person's treasure." Even if something is obviously ignorant, it doesn't matter. If you express that truth, you'll pay the price.
There are enough apologists who support ignorance and have normalized it.
A culture like that cannot be taken seriously!!!! Again, it's it war with itself!!
This is not only the best episode of the Glenn show I've ever seen, but I'd argue that it's the best, most insightful, honest, complex, and provocative conversations about race in America that I've ever heard. It's also a profoundly necessary conversation at this moment in our history. I'd recommend to Professors Loury, McWhorter, and Kennedy to expand conversation this into a book, a film of some kind, taking this conversation on the road, or find other ways you three together can engage the general American public. All Americans needs to hear this and think about what you've all discussed. While professors Loury, McWhorter, and Kennedy are all brilliant and accomplished scholars, it seemed to me that you all took it up another level. This was like was like watching an All Star game, the best of very best engage each other. I can't express how grateful I am that you recorded it and invited us all to listen. Thank you!!
Love your comment. There were points during the conversation where I shouted, "PREACH!!!" It was because Glenn and Randall were killing it. It was like hearing a powerful score from Hans Zimmer.
Black culture is way too subjective at this point. The culture functions under an umbrella that reads-"One person's ignorance is another person's treasure." Even if something is obviously ignorant, it doesn't matter. If you express that truth, you'll pay the price.
There are enough apologists who support ignorance and have normalized it.
A culture like that cannot be taken seriously!!!! Again, it's it war with itself!!