Rachel Ferguson, director of the Center for Free Enterprise and assistant dean at Concordia Uni, discusses saving St. Louis through neighborhood stabilization. They explore trust between citizens and law enforcement. They also discuss the recent Hamas attack in Israel and its impact on peace accords. Overall, they emphasize the importance of holistic approaches to poverty and the need for repentance in society.

Dr. Rachel Ferguson, lecturer at Acton University, discusses the problem of political polarization, emphasizing the importance of resisting reactionary responses and staying grounded in one's beliefs. Topics include black liberation through the marketplace, nuanced thinking in polarization, navigating battles with love and boundaries, and the power of silence and changing one's mind.

Rachel Ferguson, Director of the Free Enterprise Center at Concordia University Chicago, reveals the racist roots of the managerial machine in America. She discusses how progressive policies based on eugenics harmed minorities and suggests ways for Republicans to reconnect with black voters. Topics include historical discrimination, overpopulation misconceptions, and empowering bottom-up change in minority communities.