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Charles Love: Race Crazy and Progressive Racism

KEY MOMENTS

0:00 – Intro: Charles Love of the Cut the Bull podcast
1:41 – Interviewing a former white supremacist
4:36 – Real racists vs. racists on X
8:24 – Indiana, the Klan, and sundown towns
10:08 – Black representation in 1990s TV and film
12:05 – Race and language in classic movies
15:23 – Omarosa, Trump, and the N-word tape
18:03 – Paula Deen, Kurt Metzger, and context
21:17 – Graphic TV, sex, and Moms for Liberty critics
23:33 – Tiffany Justice and adult vs. child content
28:04 – Serving on a New York City education council
29:56 – Trans activists at council meetings
32:02 – Re-evaluating the city's gender guidelines
34:09 – Gender identity books and affinity groups for kids
36:44 – Verbal kids and teachers keeping secrets
41:12 – Teachers as authority figures, not buddies
43:23 – Great teachers in an all-black town
45:18 – Culturally relevant teaching and the oral tradition myth
47:50 – Foundational Black Americans vs. black immigrants
49:59 – What is a tether?
52:51 – Are they different? Immigrants and self-selection
57:10 – Cosplaying black culture and affirmative action
1:00:09 – Godfrey, Kamala Harris, and Zoe Saldaña
1:02:44 – Black icons played by British actors
1:05:26 – Reparations: how much and then what?
1:09:47 – Reparations, safety nets, and wrap-up

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Charles Love, author of Race Crazy: BLM, 1619, and the Progressive Racism Movement and co-host of the Cut the Bull! Podcast with Wilfred Reilly, joins Lou to talk about being the only black guy on the school board, how bad progressive racism has gotten, Lou's support for reparations, and what the hell a "tether" is.

We also get into interviewing a former white supremacist, real racists vs. racists on X, sundown towns in Indiana, Black representation in 1990s TV and film, Paula Deen and context, trans activists at council meetings, gender identity books for kids, the oral tradition myth, Foundational Black Americans vs. black immigrants, and Black icons played by British actors.

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