The Differences Between the Views of African Americans and Asian Americans

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The view of a person who speaks four African Americans full Latinos or four Asian Americans on CNN or MSNBC is just very distinctly different from everything we can see from careful studies of public opinion among those groups in survey research and I think that's interesting. A small point about my after I grew up in a small town in Svebi it's a permissible mistake but to me I feel freer as a Jew now than I did when I was younger.

Susan Neiman is an American philosopher and writer. She is the Director of the Einstein Forum in Potsdam, Germany, and the author of Left is Not Woke.

In this week’s conversation, Yascha Mounk and Susan Neiman discuss how liberals can uphold their universal values while maintaining a politics of empathy and compassion; how the left’s tendency to discount the progress of the past inhibits progress for the future; and whether Germany can serve as a model for how America, and other nations, should deal with the dark aspects of their own history.

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