We often hear so-called antiracists say that problems like low academic achievement, high out-of-wedlock birthrates, and disproportionately high levels of criminality in troubled black communities will only be remedied once “white supremacists” change their ways. This is the “bias narrative”—the problems of black America are caused by the prejudices of white America. This point of view, besides being empirically dubious, places the fate of African Americans in the hands of those least sympathetic to their plight. In this clip from a conversation with Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Jason Riley, I explain why those who cling to the bias narrative need to grow up and take control of their own lives.
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@MJS my emotions are the same but we must first focus on our freedom of speech. We MUST know who think like this! Glenn’s response to Mr McWhorter was perfect. People need to hear how repulsive they are. Going forward, I will avoid shows with Mr McWhorter. I have no respect for him. And I’m glad I know what he is. He is captured and part of a mass delusional Cult called TDS and horrifyingly there are many more.
Has nothing to do with this episode. But John needs to be removed from this podcast. He is the threat to democracy. He openly wished for someone to kill Trump. A month later someone tries to shoot Trump. His beliefs on bending the laws and wishing for a political adversary to be killed is beyond the pale