TALKING POLITICS
Judith Butler
Nov 17, 2016
Feminist philosopher Judith Butler discusses Trump's victory and its implications for American democracy and misogyny. They analyze polling errors and overconfidence in elections and the aftermath of Brexit and Trump's election. The impact of Occupy Wall Street and the need for a movement focused on democratic rights are also explored. The speakers delve into the appropriation of class language by conservative politicians and the importance of affordable education.
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- Trump's victory revealed a different country from what was expected, causing shock and disbelief.
- Anger towards the present administration and economic conditions led to Trump's victory.
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The shock and aftermath of the election
The speaker discusses their own experience on election night and the disbelief and shock that followed the results. They also highlight the sense of surprise and the revelation of a different country from what was expected.
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