that history is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going andp to me, that's the great take away. >> a really great villain as well. [laughter] >> henry the eighth, the guy who married people alive but anyway, for the good stories. thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> absolutely. everybody, the book>> is dangers i guess the author tonight was eric, thank you again, judy, for being in conversation, a lovely conversation. we've had some excellent questions in check. to everybody who showed up. it was an interesting discussion in their, very entertaining. thank you very much, glad to be part of it. if you would like to purchase the book, book passage.com. ... your doorstep. in addition to that if your local bookstore we will not begrudge you if you purchase from them. we love all venues all across the country but if you'd like to purchase from us we'd be happy to have you. again if you enjoy the conversation tonight please subscribe to the youtube channel. it's completely free and if you enjoy the conversation you

that history is full of heroes who stood up against real oppression to keep freedom of speech going andphat's the great take away. >> a really great villain as well. [laughter] >> henry the eighth, the guy who married people alive but anyway, for the good stories. thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. nick. >> absolutely. everybody, the book>> is dangers

: : : l harm" and what is this andpe who are e people who are the nice race that you're talking to. robin: was me. i have to start with the basic foundation of systemic racism let's's proceed from that preme that racism occurs in explicit acts but it's actually a structure infused across society and it is the norm, it reproduced 24/7, 365, highly adaptive system, look where we are with boris right. we are in a very serious place right now it adopts the challenges and keeps on on so if it's a system, we are all shaped by it. those of us who are white, we have to change our question from if i've been shaped by the system to how have i been shaped by it? who cannot be exempt from the cultural water use women so nice racism is meant to capture the well intended white progressives. the moderate is more concerned with lack of conflict, whose more concerned with comfort saving space and racial injustice. there's so much handwringing about whitefield people feeling guilty. it's a greator example oh my goodness, white people may feel something unpleasant in looking at racism and we are going

little bit about "nice racism - how progressive white people perpetuate racial harm" and what is this andpe who are e people who are the nice race that you're talking to. robin: was me. i have to start with the basic foundation of systemic racism pretty close just proceed from that premise that racism occurs in explicit act. but it's actually a structure across society. and it is the norm, is not an aberration. three producedd 24/7 and 365 minutes highly adaptive system. with where we are with the rights. we started in 1985, we settled that. when a very serious place right now pretty so and adapt to the challenges and he keeps on keeping on. and so if it is a system, we are all chased by it. and so for those of us who are white, we have to change her question from if i have been shaped by the system to how have i been shaped by it and you cannot be exempt from the cultural water that you swim in. and so "nice racism - how progressive white people perpetuate racial harm" is meant to capture the well intended white progressive in the moderate who is more concerned with the lackli of conflict

they need federal help and help with the very how is that the biden administration, the democrats andp that with aul health issue but that's what they're doing they're not stopping people at the border and they're not testing people to border and there allowing hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens in up to 20% who are opposing cognitive and they pretend they're serious about the pandemic. elizabeth: these states don't need a scoring of an administration that is not complaining that they areny frustrated they don't have the data either. they don't need the media singling out these states without knowing how many covid positive illegal immigrants have been sent into their states because of the administration policy. any reasonable, rational personi wouldra say you out there in the media, you're continuing to attack texas and florida and we get it about florida's cases, the governor is saying leave it up to the parents, how about bringing them full rounded stories with the context of what is going on inside the spaces of what they're doing instead ofte attacking them, what do you say.

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