Radio Renaissance Has ‘Black-Girl Magic’ Lost Its Mojo?
Dec 27, 2024
The discussion highlights the decline of 'black girl magic' in American politics, particularly after Kamala Harris's defeat. It tackles troubling incidents in New York City, including violent crimes linked to immigration issues. The podcast also critiques the misuse of pandemic relief funds by some rappers and questions the rise of false racial allegations. Additionally, it delves into the challenges faced by undocumented students amidst a shifting political landscape and the growing anti-immigrant sentiment affecting community safety and education.
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Worse is Better?
- Jared Taylor disagrees with the "worse is better" theory regarding Trump's re-election.
- He believes Kamala Harris's policies would have caused irreparable damage, outweighing any potential rise in white racial consciousness.
Southwest Lawsuit
- Edward Blum's lawsuit against Southwest Airlines' Hispanic-only program can proceed.
- This could set a precedent for holding companies liable for discriminatory practices.
Crystal Mangum & Tawana Brawley
- A listener criticizes Taylor's tone regarding Crystal Mangum, the Duke lacrosse accuser.
- This prompts Taylor to discuss Tawana Brawley's false rape accusations and the involvement of Al Sharpton.