

LaJuan Loury, Keaton Weiss & Russell Dobular – Due Dissidence
Aug 11, 2024
LaJuan Loury, a writer blending personal narratives with political discourse, joins co-hosts Keaton Weiss and Russell Dobular. They dive into how their upbringings shape political views, the complexities of modern activism, and issues surrounding the Gaza War protests. The trio discusses the fragile state of the Civil Rights Movement, the intricacies of economic ideologies, and the ramifications of identity politics, notably in the context of Kamala Harris. Their conversation combines personal stories and critical analyses, making for a thought-provoking dialogue.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Engaging Dialogue on Diverse Perspectives
01:50 • 2min
Reflections on Upbringing and Identity
04:02 • 13min
The Dynamics of Social Capital and Economic Mobility
17:31 • 12min
Navigating Identity Between Two Worlds
29:10 • 5min
Navigating Intellectual Tensions
34:35 • 23min
The Hollow Rebellion: Reassessing Modern Activism
57:10 • 11min
The Consequences of a Double Life
01:07:56 • 2min
Choices, Identity, and Justice Thomas
01:10:13 • 8min
Faith, Identity, and Political Alliances
01:18:40 • 7min
Abortion Perspectives: A Community Conversation
01:25:41 • 6min
Support in the Shadows of Pregnancy
01:31:13 • 4min
Unpacking Economic Ideologies
01:35:08 • 16min
Reactions to Kamala Harris: Identity and Authenticity
01:51:27 • 16min
Navigating Election Choices
02:07:24 • 3min