Legacies: Michael Brown, the Olympics, and Universities

In this discussion, guest Michael Brown dives into the lasting impact of his death on America's racial landscape, sparking essential conversations about systemic racism and media narratives. He and the hosts reflect on the historical significance of the Olympics, evaluating how it has transformed from a unifying event to a politically charged spectacle. The talk also touches on Harvard's challenges with anti-Semitism, the rising living costs in California, and the complexities facing the Democratic Party regarding Jewish representation.