

EP 196 Pamela Denise Long on Affirmative Action for Freedmen
Aug 24, 2023
Jim Rutt talks with Pamela Denise Long about the ideas in an open letter from the Coalition of Concerned Freedmen to college presidents. They discuss the meaning of the freedmen moniker, lineage-specific structuring, the impact of immigration on multi-generational Black Americans, skepticism of a Black-Brown Coalition, the blending of Black and LGBTQIA+ agendas, and Denise's view on the Republican presidential primaries.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Concept of a Freedman and the Coalition of Concerned Freedmen
02:23 • 5min
The Use of the Term 'Negro' and its Significance in American History
07:43 • 2min
Demands for Redress and Lineage Certification in Response to Affirmative Action Decision
09:59 • 4min
The Nuance of African Heritage and Affirmative Action
14:09 • 23min
Perception of Black Conservatives
36:58 • 14min
Reparations for the Freedmen Lineage
51:24 • 13min