The Ben Shapiro Show The Best of 2020 - Part 3/3
Jan 1, 2021
A deep dive into the impact of Ibram X. Kendi's children's book on young minds sparks a debate on race and ideology. The discussion also critiques Barack Obama’s memoir, exploring his legacy and influence on the Democratic Party. Unpacking the tension between American ideals and reality highlights the need for unity in political discourse. The conversation challenges common perceptions linking race to economic disparities, emphasizing cultural factors over racial identity in discussions of poverty.
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Kendi's Ideology
- Ibram X. Kendi is labeled a "cult leader" and "fascist" due to his views.
- He suggests a federal department to strike down any law with disparate impact.
Kendi's Anti-Racism
- Kendi claims no neutrality on racism; you're either anti-racist or racist.
- He insists on acknowledging skin color, even while claiming race isn't real.
Obama's Disappointment
- Obama's central theme is disappointment in the American public and democracy.
- He desires a radical transformation, not unity, and criticizes those who don't share his views.
