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Will Keys's avatar

I started watching and listening to Glenn Loury a few decades ago. I wanted to understand why blacks were ostensibly failing in the USA. I was born and raised as a Rhodesian but escaped Zimbabwe to live in Australia. Weirdly, our love and affection for indigenus blacks with whom we were raised, was made out to be racist. I searched to find a black man in America, one I could trust, to inform me. I found the brilliant economist Glenn Loury. I admit I often fumed at what I considerede to be vacillations; obfuscations; excuses and lack of accountability by the most privileged "black' people in the world. I read Glenn Loury's auto-biography 'Late Admissions' and was satiated. We are the same age, we are both educated and pheno-typical of our times. I think the moniker 'African' should be dropped in the USA. I am now an Australian but with a far deeper understanding of 'black' Africa than most black Americans. It is hard not to like Americans, but Americans with a chip on their shoulder, make me sick.

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Kham's avatar

I despise destiny-cannot support anything he is in -he was happy a msn was shot and killed at a Trump rally-he’s not a fierce debater he just screams and name calls! Glenn you are better than getting wrapped up with the likes of him ! Cannot-will not watch

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