Jeremy Carl

Jeremy Carl, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute, discusses his book 'The Unprotected Class' highlighting anti-white racism in America. He explores declining life expectancy among whites and the impact of identitarianism on society. The conversation delves into racial discourse, the evolution of whiteness, ties between environmentalism and white supremacy, and the intersection of Christianity with critical race theory.

Jeremy Carl, author of 'The Unprotected Class', explores anti-white racism in America, calls for white activism, and discusses challenges faced by white individuals in navigating race relations. He emphasizes the need for political organization to address racism and promotes calm fact-based dialogues on racial issues, while critiquing Democratic climate policies and media landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Jeremy Carl, a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, weighs in on the alarming trends of political violence, particularly the recent assassination attempt on Trump. They dissect media narratives that deflect accountability onto Trump while unpacking the psychological motivations behind such violence. The duo also tackles the disconnect between political elites and real community issues, especially regarding immigration policies and the need for open dialogues. Expect insights on the evolution of media strategies and the impact of social media in modern politics.

Jeremy Carl, author of 'The Unprotected Class', discusses anti-white racism in America, covering topics like deceptive census choices, anti-white hiring policies, and the cultural war. He delves into the motivations behind racism, the implications on society and solutions moving forward. The 'Overtime Segment' explores conservative struggles in the culture war.

Author and senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, Jeremy Carl, discusses anti-white racism in the workplace and evangelical church, impact on high-risk careers, affirmative action, discrimination in civil rights laws, and challenges conservative Christians face combatting white guilt.