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Mentioned in 5 episodes

Civil Rights

Rhetoric or Reality

Book • 2007

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Victor Davis Hanson

when citing Sowell's view on the impact of the Great Society program on African-American communities.

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Tom Woods

as a book written by Thomas Sowell that overturns everything you think about blacks, whites, Asians, and Hispanics.

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Matt Walsh

when quoting an economist's assessment of black economic progress before and after major civil rights laws.

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Tom Woods

when describing a concise Thomas Sowell book he used to assign to students for its clarity and contrarian arguments on race and disparities.

Mentioned by Kevin Gutzman in the context of an argument about the gender wage gap, highlighting its irrefutable nature.

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Clifton Duncan

as another work he looked at while studying Sowell's ideas for his play.

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Clifton Duncan

as a powerful book by Sowell that inspired him, from which he drew the concept of the Civil Rights Vision.

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