Ep 40 We Cannot Protect What We Do Not Name
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The episode discusses the importance of naming one's identity in the context of power and representation, using a political moment as a starting point.
Send us Fan Mail A single political moment can expose a deeper truth: if you don’t name yourself, someone else will. We start with our reaction to a State of the Union flashpoint and use it to talk plainly about power, representation, and why public disrespect is rarely “just a moment” when demographics, coalitions, and incentives are moving fast. From there, we dig into identity and what we call destiny swapping, the idea that origin stories can be used to detach Black Americans from land, ...
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Host: Abiah
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