because even within a lot of those conversations, i've witnessed a lot of antiblackness. i mean, antiblackness in sense of being african from colonizers and african descend dents from slaveholders all those things um like these tropes being used, and it doesn't benefit us to be ahistorical, and i see that happening and folks individual feelings bubbling to the surface and being substituted for structural analysis, and we know there have been a lot of recent blowups, be from nondescendents of chattel slavery in the u.s. -- cynthia -- i don't know how to -- >> harriet tubman, to various things that happened in more popular cultures and i have to be completely 100 with you and say that it goes beyond these current conversations for me in, like, if, like me, being a black person from the u.s., i have a certain level of privilege. no matter where i go because i have a u.s. passport. and he same time, actress to cultures not the gay. at seven years old and i live in nigeria i will never be nigerian. i'll still be a back person who moved there from the united states of america.

. >> i have condemned bigotry among some jews, extremist jews who have expressed antiblack or anti-latinots. it's the obligation of everybody to condemn this kind of bigotry no matter what the source. whether you agree with them on other issues. >> sean: i was raised catholic. the corruption of the catholic church is beyond any comprehension. it is unacceptable. people should be going to jail for the horror that they committed, the crimes, the evil that they perpetrated in the cover-up anybody involved similarly should be in jail. >> you have to praise the catholic church for its attack on anti-semitism. that was maybe a little late in coming but it has been so stron strong. but it has been so strong that today from pulpits all over the country anti-semitism is repeatedly condemned and that's a good thing. >> sean: i don't think the relationship with israel has been any closer as it is now. you see the submerging alliance against the hedge enemy. thank you both for being with us. when we come back, one week from tonight the election results will be pouring in. senator lindsey graham come

you are not racist, you are not antiblack, you are not this if you put on a maga hat." said after saturday night live is one of the most telling things. he said "people tell me to take my hat off, but when i put it on i put my superman keep on. they tell him and free. they tell me i'm racist, but i don't have to be democrat. i don't have to be a liberal. i come as a black man, get to be whoever i am. i'm an individual, not a racial identity. i'm an american first." that's a huge point. the democratic party has become a liberal policies have not been good for the black community for a long time. i think that's a bigger critique he's mating and that's why they hate them for it. i know that at cnn she's republican. she's a friend of mine. but she doesn't like trump. >> harris: with all respect, i'm probably going to embarrass kennedy by saying this, but as i have got to know that her i'veo know that popeye come back on even more. as marie said, you don't share your political views until it's your job to do so. i'm curious, as you look at somebody like a kanye west, kennedy

north is fighting a war against the south on the topic of slavery, but there is plenty of racism, antiblack racism, going on in the north as well. so, i want to say that winslow homer, a child of his time, he is imbibing this sort of stereotype of the time. as we will see, i believe he transcends the stereotypes, he arrives at a different place, i want you to see in the beginning, he is fitting into that world. so, this becomes homer's -- finished in 1866, this is the painting that made winslow homer famous. it was exhibited in new york, and was -- attracted very positive reviews. crowd came to see it. the title is clear, "prisoners from the front". a young general -- it kind of reminds me of ferris bueller. a matthew broderick type. he is receiving the laid down weapons, of three confederate soldiers while the yankee guards are standing there, and then out of focus is the rest of the troops. there is that same sort of torn up battlefield that we saw in "defiance". the stumps of the trees. who can tell me about these three soldiers? that is the key to the painting, these three visitors. eac

but very simply, anti- judaism is the first step on the pathway to antiblack and into a brown brown racismd that feeds into the western imagination. this is a hard truth. when in charlottesville they chanted you will not replaces they were combining anti-semitism and anti- black and brown racism. especially white christians inherit and benefit from this tradition we have a responsibility to contestant. there is striking precedent within christian history for the fusion of anti-semitism. with the identification of a quandary. put very simply, i honestly don't know what kind of religious rhetoric and what kind of religious witness is needed to mount an effective challenge to the alt-right. he explained what i mean. one option here could be the tradition of prophetic pronunciation. responding to white nationalism. treating these positions in the institutional racism that they are complement it with. as idols you can look to the great theologian. also more recently to the late great. another option. it might be to try and out rate the alt-right. thinkers and movements that show that. it is emp