The Push for Resurgent Black Power in the South

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Reflection on the cyclical nature of progress and setbacks in racial equality efforts, advocating for a plan to energize reverse migration of black people to southern states for increased political power. Discussion on the significance of capturing governor seats in key states like Georgia, aiming to make it a model for resurgent black power. Emphasis on the need for black people to consolidate power and influence over state power to transform society and create lasting change.

To move forward, the United States must confront its history of racial inequality. This hour, three perspectives on looking to the past to build a better future for Black Americans. Guests include author Joseph McGill Jr., Code Switch co-host B.A. Parker and opinion columnist Charles Blow.

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