

Behind the Scenes of “Am I Racist?” (Matt Walsh) | Ep. 485
Sep 16, 2024
In this engaging discussion, filmmaker Matt Walsh dives into the complexities of his new documentary on race and racism. Known for his work at the Daily Wire, Walsh thoughtfully contrasts traditional and modern views on racism, stressing the need for humor in serious dialogues. He shares insights on the power of mockery in political discourse and the importance of genuine conversations on sensitive topics. Walsh also highlights the overwhelming response to his documentary, emphasizing the necessity for conservatives to engage meaningfully with mainstream culture.
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Modern Racism Definition
- Modern redefinitions of racism claim it's inherent to whiteness, excluding non-white people.
- This new definition is itself racist, dehumanizing, and trivializes actual racism's evil.
Unrecognized
- Matt Walsh rarely got recognized during filming, despite a simple disguise.
- This suggests some live in a bubble, unaware of differing viewpoints.
Serving Race to Dinner
- Walsh wasn't allowed to participate in "Race to Dinner" as a man.
- He then served the event, highlighting their lack of background checks.