

#1671 The Non-Exclusive Impact of White Supremacy and Misogyny on the Election
Nov 20, 2024
Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator and progressive activist, joins Vice President Kamala Harris and analyses the implications of Donald Trump's rhetoric on the upcoming election. They discuss the persistent effects of white supremacy and misogyny in politics, the urgency for genuine activism, and how historical injustices still shape modern electoral dynamics. The conversation digs into Black men's disconnection from the Democratic Party and the need for action beyond performative gestures. The episode tackles uncomfortable truths about race and politics today.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Examining Race, Politics, and Historical Legacy
02:11 • 19min
Disconnection and Cynicism Among Black Voters
21:03 • 2min
Rallying Hate: Analyzing Racism and Its Implications
23:24 • 26min
Burden of Betrayal
49:01 • 12min
Racial Dynamics and Political Turmoil in North Carolina
01:01:07 • 26min
Voting Paradoxes: Abortion Rights and Racial Politics
01:26:58 • 3min
Critique of Performative Activism
01:29:38 • 19min
The Impact of Legislation on Activism and Radicalism
01:48:21 • 5min
Navigating Political Complexities: Black Men's Voting Patterns
01:53:10 • 29min
Navigating Societal Change Against Oppression
02:22:21 • 4min