The Glenn Show September 2025 Q&A + No Livestream This Week
Sep 24, 2025
In this engaging Q&A, Glenn and John tackle tough questions about troubled black communities and the impact of victimhood on progress. They dive into the complexities of identity, assimilation, and the future of racial dynamics. A heated discussion arises around personal security in the aftermath of a recent political tragedy. The duo also reflects on their shifting views over time, providing insightful perspectives on contentious topics while inviting listeners to challenge their own beliefs.
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Question As A Provocation
- Glenn notes the question is provocative and not meant to be taken literally.
- He frames the exchange to show discourse is shifting around blame and responsibility.
The Rise Of 'Black Fatigue'
- Glenn introduces 'Black fatigue' as a reaction to repeated narratives about structural racism.
- He cites Clifton Roskow's idea that some people are tired of constant focus on victimhood and reparations.
Victimhood As A Durable Incentive
- John McWhorter argues that problematic behaviors are concentrated in a minority and will persist.
- He sees entrenched 'professional victimhood' and exaggerated claims of racism as durable incentives in academia and culture.