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Coleman Hughes and What it Will Take to Actually Address Racism (Replay)

Apr 29, 2024
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Coleman Huges
Coleman Hughes, a sharp-minded intellectual and musician, dives deep into the complexities of race and societal discourse. He critiques the current narrative surrounding racism, advocating for a fact-based dialogue. Coleman argues that true progress may require moving beyond victimhood and focusing on economic empowerment instead of political power. He also discusses police reform, suggesting that dismantling may be more effective than simply defunding. Insightful and thought-provoking, his perspectives challenge conventional conversations about race and identity.
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ANECDOTE

Comedian's Collapse

  • Tom recalls a comedian collapsing on stage due to COVID-19 restrictions.
  • The comedian, prioritizing performance, toured in unsafe venues.
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Remote Filmmaking Challenges

  • Tom discusses an intern's struggle with remote filmmaking during her senior year.
  • He contrasts this with his own film school experience, highlighting the collaborative nature of filmmaking.
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Tom's Authority Issues

  • Tom describes his inherent problem with authority stemming from childhood chores and financial limitations.
  • He contrasts this with the need to respect authority in a pandemic.
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