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Offline: Chimamanda Adichie on the Death of Good Faith

Jan 16, 2022

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Introduction

5min

How Long Have You Done These Workshops?

2min

Are Your Brain Washing Them for Good?

2min

Transfubic A.

2min

I Men, I Lost It, I Men

2min

What's the Biggest Thing About Social Media?

2min

I'm Not in the Ouno, I Don't Know the Leas Language.

2min

It's Aoca to Acknowledge Differences

2min

Transwomen and Women Spaces

2min

10.

Social Media Can Turn Life Into an Endless Performance

2min

11.

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2min

12.

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1min

13.

Do You Use Social Media?

2min

14.

Is There a Difference Between Opinion and Fact?

2min

15.

The Answer to a Bad Idea Is More Ideas

3min

16.

I Think the Focus on African American History Should Be More Narrative

2min

17.

The Left Is Very Good at Snoring

2min

18.

Women Can't Be President, but They're Thinking It, Right?

1min

19.

Is Persuasion Possible on the Sort of Social Media Platforms?

2min

20.

The Assumption of Good Faith Is Dead

2min

21.

Is It Social Media or Nigeria Isis?

2min

22.

The Power of Social Media in Nigeria

2min

23.

True Bill Can Save You Thousands a Year

2min

24.

We Don't Like That You Said This, Here's Why

2min

25.

Is It a Good Faith Debate?

2min

26.

How Do You Think About It From a Literary Perspective?

2min

27.

What's Going to Be the Art of the Future?

2min

28.

Are We Going to Be Called Out?

2min

29.

Are You Able to Just Wish Away Racism?

2min

30.

The Future of Story Telling

2min

31.

Progressives Are Better Than Liberals

2min

32.

Is There a Good Faith Conservative to Challenge Your Opinion?

2min

33.

Am Andam, I Don't See That Emotional.

1min

34.

A Life Is So Short, and I'm Not Going to Die to Morrow

2min

This week, the writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie joins Jon on Offline to talk through the viral essay on social media that she wrote last June. The two discuss what compelled her to write that essay, how the internet has changed the way we interact with ideas, and the changes she’s seen in recent literature.

For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.

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Offline: Chimamanda Adichie on the Death of Good Faith

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Progressives Are Better Than Liberals

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