Ibram X. Kendi & Nic Stone - "How to Be a (Young) Antiracist" | The Daily Show

[@stephanurkel7567]

"There was a time when enslaved people couldn't learn, and now it's illegal for us to learn about enslaved people" 🔥🔥🔥 The emotional roller-coaster this segment put me through was intense. Well done

[@ShakmaGeebes]

☝🏽Pump up this comment, people. This is the whole point in one brilliant sentence! You're doing amazing work this week, DL 🙏🏽💜

[@kingdavis6567]

I have read, and read about Slavery, I was surprised by reading about the Egyptian man, and Blacks were in Egypt, and the story is that the old Africans spoke Egyptian, and were able to teach them Egyptian. Blacks have always been around and Smart, AMEN

[@jennifermignott1238]

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[@youuuknooow7699]

That part!!!!! This segment got me planning a trip to buy several copies of DL's book and gift them to my loved ones!!!!!

[@chubbypekingese]

BS… slavery has always been taught. What people are trying to teach is that some people are perpetually oppressed and some are perpetually the oppressors. People are trying to teach that the nation was founded and built on racism and they are trying to teach people that they are owed something because someone in the past was enslaved or discriminated against because of their race.

[@skwerlmouse]

"What hurts me hurts you..." That is what I live by: A tide raises all boats.

[@ndo533]

EXACTLY

[@rabidfarmer9765]

so long as you go first - I don't mind. lol.

[@Ootek_Imora]

As a white autistic person (28m) growing up in an abusive household and so most of my "education" growing up was on survival, having a book that explains things like this in a simple manner is so nice because as of last year I'm finding I'm basically having to relearn everything

[@willieduffie4967]

Continue this .....

[@Ootek_Imora]

@Willie Duffie i mean as you wish, co tinuing life story it's funny growing up I LOVE learning, I was a huge fekkin nerd. But growing up in Oklahoma our education was one of the worst, heavily biased and outright wrong or not taught at all in some topics. Most of what stuck during my time in high-school was psychology art and music (because as an autistic person I wanted to better understand myself and those around me)

[@GoddessFlow]

@@Ootek_Imora I love You 💜

[@mikem2322]

Your an amazing person. Takes strength to do such things.

[@Traylormade_Chief]

🔥🔥

[@SaddleInTheRain]

I can't give this enough likes. This made me cry; the truth, nuance, empathy, and kindness in the discussion, the message that you can't stop hate with more hate. This was more informative than most "real" news broadcasts. Kudos and much love, y'all.

[@margaretmae5754]

100%

[@CribNotes]

Can't stop hate with more hate. You're right. So you disagree with Ibram X Kendi's basic premise that the only way to rectify past racism is future racism? Do you see a problem there? What could possibly go wrong with that?

[@staceygram5555]

You're being brainwashed. This is pure propaganda. This is three racists falsely accusing everyone and everything else of being "racist".

[@wood5495]

I love D.L passion for this. He would make a great host.

[@BolitaDeKetica]

He’s too political for the show, plus he has other ventures which will require for him to relocate to NYC. So far, Wanda Sykes has the edge

[@urbaniv]

@@BolitaDeKetica agree

[@beholdbeauty3625]

What exactly makes DL too political? Just curious!

[@anthonygordon9483]

DL Hughley's comedy never really focused around politics. He is strong on politics outside the stage but not on the stage. I followed this man since comic view. I still think Roy Wood is a better pick.

[@BolitaDeKetica]

@@beholdbeauty3625 his social commentary. Many suits at Paramount “might” have an issue, having anyone with that much social pull. Better now?

[@AriumX]

COME ON DL! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾This conversation watered my entire soul

[@Jessica-ro2bi]

I lived in South Minneapolis a few miles from where George Floyd and Justine Damond were murdered by police officers. The community was completely traumatized. No one talks about the fact that Nazis descended on our streets and a white person burned down the police department and another white person lit the match on the very first building that burned. It was Charlottsville in Minneapolis.

[@j.frankparnell.radiation]

Is the liquor store still there?

[@MoreMoney100000000]

You got bud?

[@MoreMoney100000000]

@j.frankparnell6004 no chicago Ave liquor store got burned down

[@ullebor]

Ivan Hunter, one of the names conveniently not mentioned when talking about cities burning.

[@dominiquebryant-freeland2566]

@@j.frankparnell.radiation You might wanna stay clear from the liquor dude

[@JP-lu9ed]

Flintstones and Jetsons is brilliant.

[@VItaminjon]

DL - this is looking like the host we need! Great points, great analogies, spitting quotes, … did you’re it

[@mmoney416]

I read Dear Martin in 9th grade and Nic Stone came to talk to my class about the book. I loved it

[@j.taires5889]

D.L. - so glad to see you here and right in on this topic of Tyre - I had avoided the videos, I knew - you popped it right up, began w no surprise - I cry, I ache for him, his family, “our” family - his child… I came from so. Side Chicago - my family moved us out - I left my racist family age 17, done - still done, am almost 70 - I make $7,000/yr as retired person - I don’t care, I am fortunate to love others and share what I have anyway - all people have always been my brothers and sisters, that’s it to this day - thank you for all your guests and Roy - ty for bringin’ it - no one else is - thank you - blessings to Tyre’s mother for her words also, requesting everyone to protest peacefully - and blessings to Tyre, beautiful soul, Amen

[@SaddleInTheRain]

Your post made me cry, after I'd already cried over the video. Thank you. ❤️

[@GoddessFlow]

I love You 💜 Thank You for sharing Your story.

[@vivianclaiborne7653]

@J Taires Bless you J Taires, you sound like, 'Pastor Dana Stevens'...in Atlanta. He's also white...and been with us, the...'Israelites'...for many years. He was a policeman in Chicago's 'Inner City'...many black boys lives were saved, as he ministered to them.. for over 25 years. My prayer for you ''J''....is that you will join... 🥀'US'...Christians, as we wait for the, 'Rapture'...of Jesus. Just 'ACCEPT'...Jesus as your Lord and Savior...and be Saved. Bless you J...and welcome to our Family. We are the people of the, ...'TORAH'...📖...😇...Isaiah 1:18...🥀 ''Come let us reason together, Saith the LORD!''

[@JavierFernandez01]

I like that. The stories are in the middle. "We were something before this." The stories are coming together these days. Connecting.

[@josephnotoempire2949]

At the College level that is referred to as 'intersectionality'.

[@JavierFernandez01]

@@josephnotoempire2949 i wasn't referring to intersectionality. That has such a negative focus.

[@AbdifatahMohamedESQ]

DL.. you spitting man!! That man elite!

[@stridertherangerwoof]

I AM WHITE, I HAVE TWO BOYS. I HAVE BEEN TEACHING THEM SINCE THEY WERE LITTLE. EVEN IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE BENEFIT TO YOURSELF, ALWAYS VOTE, DO, AND HELP, WITH WHAT IS LOGICAL, AND JUST. WHAT IS RIGHT MAY NOT ALWAYS, IMMEDIATELY, FILL YOUR BANK ACCOUNT, BUT DOING WHAT IS RIGHT WILL INSTANTLY, FILL YOUR HEART, AND SOUL......PEACE. ONE PLACE = EARTH ONE RACE = HUMAN, ONE CHOICE = PEACE

[@sumernoel1553]

Aaahhh the irony of those that decry “Free Speech! Our voices are being cancelled!” 😢😢😢 Those same people cancel Ibram’s words in a heartbeat legislation. “Free speech for us (but not you)!” 😒

[@kateuhler7803]

I took a psychology of racism course in college in the late 90's. It was eye-opening and life-changing. The professor has since died, unfortunately, but she was amazing. I'm so happy to see her work being carried on by new younger folks writing these amazing books. 💜💞

[@elpllc7541]

That was in the 90s. That is so in the past. These two people on the interview are ridiculous and are only promoting something that no longer exists

[@CribNotes]

So you agree with Ibram X Kendi's basic philosophy that past racism can only be rectified by future racism? He's an intellectual lightweight bozo who refuses to debate other great minds in Blackademia because he knows he would get destroyed.

[@dsddala467]

@@elpllc7541 The only ridiculous thing here is your view.

[@ndo533]

@@elpllc7541 you're lucky all blk ppl want is to be treated equal and not revenge

[@thexalon]

On anger: At 6 years old, I watched Jesse Jackson get angry. And it's what convinced me thoroughly that racism was very wrong indeed, and his anger was completely justified. So I don't think black folks should shy away from being angry about it.

[@Jimaction1]

Exactly! Our anger is squelched so much that by the time we expel it, we release it as Righteous Indignation. The whole world saw this during the 2020 protests. And many people in other countries were interested in our causes for the outpouring.

[@emjay2045]

HOLD THE BOOK UP , DL !!

[@raducujohnson]

it's going to be an interesting century, everybody hold on.

[@lenorajohnson7496]

"Children learn what they live." Excellent Book!

[@Iloveswedes]

This is why they call it indoctrination. They are afraid that their children will learn to be more human than they are. It's why they don't want children to go to the same schools.

[@NandoGriffiths]

A very hard conversation to have. I appreciate this. I believe their premise is it doesn’t affect me, I pay to not be affected and I’ll die anyway and my kids will uphold the status quo.

[@shortsatire5669]

Hard conversations all around, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, religion, class, any faction of difference, hard conversations followed by action if we are to live in a world, nation, state, town, community, neighborhood we are happy in.

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

*There was a time when enslaved people couldn't learn. And now it's illegal to learn about enslaved people.* Powerful.

[@CribNotes]

Now it's illegal to learn about enslaved people? Really? That's not deep. It's a fkn LIE. Pure hyperbole.

[@smlovejoy]

I've learned many things from Ibram X. Kendi's book: how much I don't know, how I need to keep learning, how I'm not as open minded as I believed I was, how I've missed so much that is right in front of me...my list goes on and on. I want to be better, especially for my grandchildren. In Nic Stone's books, she introduced me to voices I've never heard before. I didn't know that I wasn't listening. I'm very thankful for these two authors. I hope they keep teaching.

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Their books for kids are very eye-opening... Excellent source material & important reading!

[@tecnaliteexperts9577]

This bot is being over used 😂😂

[@170kenyon]

DL is crushing the host position, thank you!!!

[@marymissmary]

Thank you for your hard work.

[@lilithrogers5204]

Thank you for writing that book Nic Stone.....I want to buy it for my white grandkids...✍

[@JoshBou]

Yo, D.L. killed this interview.

[@rogerowens7888]

Why can’t BET have one show like this…. ONE!!!!

[@Vannablack777]

We have had some wonderful hosts for the Daily Show after Trevor. DL is my vote if a permanent host selection is made. Incredible conversation on the definition and examples of racism. Can't wait to get this book!

[@signaturelements]

DL brings the Real Talk and this is what we neeeeedddd

[@mlggamer5296]

You know what grinds my gears the most? Whenever someone says "why you got to make it all about race?" Once I hear someone say that I'm thinking this person is clearly not educated about the system that they live in

[@susanrhodes9079]

IMO, when a white person says that, it means they are a racist, even if they insist that they are not. This comes from a person with enough black in her to qualify as black under Jim Crow, whose ancestor put white on all the children's birth certificates and so mine says white. However, interestingly, I never felt comfortable around white people and always felt at home with black and Latino cultures before I found out I was Jim Crow black.

[@mlggamer5296]

@@susanrhodes9079 oh that's very interesting. And totally agree if you can't acknowledge the problem then you probably are racist

[@TheDivayenta]

Bill Maher all the time. What a POS. His only take on this was, “ Well, goes to show it’s not about race”.

[@Traylormade_Chief]

So u then have to educate them

[@TheDivayenta]

@@Traylormade_Chief OP’s comment indicates that he tries but hits a wall quite often.

[@corimyers4985]

Uncle DL…I havent been this uncomfortable watching a black man speak on TV since Obama’s inauguration. And I love it. Discomfort means growth. Well in this case it’s fear lol. I thought did he just drop the N word..he did! So I text my bestie and we discussed. Conclusion was ‘Oh no, they are gonna come for Uncle…and he dgaf! He wants them to, he’s ready. Loving your audacity and tenacity. Thanks for all you do for our community. Oh and as for white folk experiencing police violence, look up the Officer Goines case here in Houston. Black officers shot up a white couple in their home, no knock raid and wring house. Didn’t make national news because they were poor and lived in the hood. I use this to tell white folk, if all lives matter, then when this happened, why were you not there for this couple? Why are you not speaking to BLM for guidance on how to protest this? If you truly believed that then you’d be shoulder to shoulder with BLM.

[@dsddala467]

Why? Because White people feel smug in the arrogance that the system works of them, so they presume they have nothing to fear until it's too late.

[@GrahamCrannell]

this is one of the highest-level conversations I've ever seen from the Daily Show (Stewart-era included) and I am absolutely here for it

[@BOSSMOSS21]

Great conversation guys,I felt this one deep down.

[@youuuknooow7699]

This segment got me planning a trip to buy several copies of DL's book and gift them to my loved ones!!!!!

[@ii.cc.]

"there was a a time when it was illegal for enslaved ppl to learn, and now its illegal for us to learn about enslaved ppl." SPIT.TING.

[@CribNotes]

Now it's illegal to learn about enslaved people? Really? That's not deep. It's a fkn LIE. Pure hyperbole.

[@ahsankhan-zg6gr]

Please let either D.L host or Arsenio - those two could stand toe to toe with the best hosts on late night- they’re under appreciated veterans of comedy and late night

[@NeoDragonFlame]

D. L. Hughley is so sharp I love hearing how he articulates all these important conversations ❤👏🔥

[@K4R3N]

One of the best segments I've seen on the Daily Show. Great work team. Brave discussion.

[@MetatronsWing]

You can't change anyone… You can only change yourself! That's one more… Namaste💕💙

[@Sharonjones1981-yx]

DL Is On 🔥 🔥🔥🔥on the Fact’s And The Truth No MSM Ever Report.

[@ixchelssong]

When I was really young (7-8?) I lived near a laundromat. There was a younger black boy (5-6?) who would sometimes come and look for me to play with. There was day when a problem happened. Our family was friends with another family, and their oldest girl was my age. I was a shy and thoughtful child and also wanted to be everybody's best friend, but was uncomfortable around those I didn't know. So when that family came to visit (a somewhat rare occasion) I was playing with the oldest (M) and the little boy (L) came looking for me. I felt there was a chance M would also be uncomfortable with someone new. So I pulled her aside and asked her if she would mind if my other friend played with us. She said she didn't want him to play with us. I felt bad, but tried to kindly explain that my friend I didn't see very often didn't want to play with him . I didn't understand then why L never looked for me again. I'm not sure when I realized 2 things. That must've been very hurtful to L and his family, and M and her father were always overtly racist . I also realized I shouldn't have asked L what I did, and it would've been better to explain to him about some people and tell him to ask his mom if he should play with us that day. Now I know that, but at that age I still had much to learn. I still have much learning to do, though I'm much better than then. 🫤

[@singloc3021]

Leslie Jones and Wanda Sykes are great guest host that really make fun of the obvious problems we have in America. D.L. Hughley really gets into the politics more than Jones and Sykes does.

[@jadapinkett1656]

This has nothing to do with politics. It's blatant academic blasphemy.

[@vjshoegal4027]

DL is inquisitive and engaging which makes for a better host.🙏🏽💕

[@jvellkarine3311]

Thus far Sykes is my 2nd choice

[@marysplayemail]

Thank you..,poor we all the same!!

[@leslielivingstoneevans]

Love DL on the show!

[@beatehughes-brown930]

I've been waiting to hear from Ibram X Kendi this week! Thank you DL!

[@CribNotes]

Ibram X Kendi's basic philosophy says past racism can only be rectified by future racism. He's an intellectual lightweight bozo who refuses to debate other great minds in Blackademia because he knows he would get destroyed. #JohnMcWhorter. The only reason Kendi is still on TV is a white guilt billionaire gave him $10,000,000 dollars for his juvenile at "anti-racism" center.

[@invisibleninja86]

Not sure if it’s the content this week or DL’s presentation of it (probably a mix of both), but I find myself “favoriting” so many Daily Show videos lately. If he wants the job, I think he’d be a fantastic host.

[@Hopster1]

Conservatism, by it's very nature, desires the status quo. To keep things as they are. Why? Because for Conservatives things are working for them. Civil rights, social and professional progress is not a concern to them because the current system works for them. I've seen so many of my Conservative friends have little to no understanding of the struggles of others but at the same time once THEY are at the feet of similar injustices or biases do they suddenly rise to speak out about it. But even as they do so they are simply looking out for themselves and not their friends, neighbors or communities. Kendi and Stone are correct that DENIAL of injustices is the problem but as societies and communities are splintering due to rabbit holes like the internet where one can find solace for preconceived biases it is up to Communities at the local level to have discussions, not arguments, to address how WE can all do better for one another. As the old saying goes, "A rising tide lifts all boats".

[@andioppermann551]

So many questions as a "white" washed person. I want to do better....learn more....and make a difference in this ridiculous war about skin pigmentation. Applaud D.L. to bring more attention without the justified anger. Thank you.

[@TheDivayenta]

Anger must be allowed to be felt by the oppressed. How come THEY always are told to calm down?

[@mlggamer5296]

I feel like when he said that about they're not inherently racist but they do agree with the goals of some other white supremacists for some reason the first thing that comes to my mind is great replacement theory. You want to talk about fueled by racism look at that theory alone

[@FLOKADO]

Love they way DL utilized his time as the Daily Show guest host.

[@ajpend]

Yes.

[@KittyAndTheBooks]

Just three so amazingly intelligent people in one discussion. We can all learn so much!

[@rasheedlowery]

Now if we could dismantle the Black and White labels. I think this should be a part of dismantling racism.

[@rasheedlowery]

@Edit Name They could heal.

[@Finderr_Network]

He should be the host. Well spoken and informed too.

[@nrgltwrkr2225]

I am enjoying the variety of hosts and each flavor and special gifts that they bring to the Daily Show. This was witty, emotional and just fantastic.

[@mctwists108]

Excellent conversation but DL is just slightly overbearing, would have appreciated hearing more insight from the two guests. Superb and moving however, thank you for continuing to shine your lights so bright in the face of such overwhelming darkness.

[@lfeb]

Glad the book is for youth, that's when people are most easily influenced by peers. I went to a rich almost all white school, I was close to the only three black kids. Two were athletes and held in some regard, the other wanted to be a theater kid and the racism and ignorance was heaped on him. After a few long lectures and getting ready the riot act by me, another semi popular white kid, some people started to listen. As an adult, was sent multiple emails of gratitude for helping my fellow students grow up to be better than their parents and they were happy it allowed them to be better parents themselves and happy to be free of feeling a need to teach hatred to their children, happy for their kids to enjoy the beauty of our diverse world instead of seeing them live in confusion and fear.

[@whosenameisitanyway]

7:25 Turning inward is key but it must be with compassion and growth mindset. john a. powell (civil rights attorney, head of ACLU) talks about how people are having a lot of anxiety about identity due to changes in the world and it feels scary to them. He says, “If it’s not going to be scary, we have to create the conditions and the stories that help people step into a new space.” Showing compassion towards oneself, turning inward with growth mindset- these things can help people move into the new space. Justin Michael Williams talks about Calling Forward, instead of calling out, which also creates less scary conditions. Resmaa Menakem talks about somatic abolitionism and how racism is embodied. Gabor Mate talks about what white supremacy does to white bodies. James Baldwin spoke about how white supremacy is a self-worth issue. Alyson Stoner talks about shifting our minds with embodied activism. This all requires turning inward.

[@Sky-xx8vc]

DL should be the Host - Love him!

[@urgentenglishwithsofie751]

We need more DL in our daily lives ❤

[@karendorsey4780]

This was a needed conversation! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@CribNotes]

So you agree with Ibram X Kendi's basic philosophy that past racism can only be rectified by future racism? He's an intellectual lightweight bozo who refuses to debate other great minds in Blackademia because he knows he would get destroyed.

[@kimberly4476]

DL NEVER a let down👏🏽👏🏽amazing

[@apajohn2]

DL I love your work

[@1crazysistah384]

I think DL Hughley was the perfect host for this week/these topics. Not every host will like to deal with topics of race or state uncomfortable truths...ie. like the deception of officers in Tyre's case

[@rcreative1]

I am old enough that the Roots miniseries (the first one) was hugely educational and explained why some of my black classmates were hostile, and I'm also quite proud that when I try to tell my kids about it, they tell me that racism is from the olden days. That is, neither they nor any of their friends think being white is anything special.

[@seepack2910]

DL was in the ZONE last week !! 😎

[@noahlomax1]

Well done!

[@JimmyMook]

I’m confused as a middle aged Italian man, but I identify as a young Korean girl. So how can they tell me how I feel?

[@levmoses742]

Sweet interview, Thanks!

[@holygroove2]

Hearing him speak is better than what some of what he's written in his books. Kendi is better when he is balanced out with older black voices like DL.

[@roxxxyjoseph688]

Informative and Amazing interview with Ibrams Kendi and Nic Stone!!….D.L. Hughley is Forever dropping GEMS 💎💎❤️❤️🙏🏽🔥💐🥰🙌🏽👊🏽

[@lrajah1]

LOVE DL!! He would be a great host!!!!

[@Stephanie-vw3qq]

Thanks DL for asking great questions.

[@kyleserafin9616]

Can't recommend Racism Without Racists by Eduardo Bonilla-Silva enough for further reading on anti-racism. The interviews with well-meaning white moderates and liberals within it are challenging, unflinching portraits of modern white Americans' relationship with race and how "color-blind" racism has survived our culture's outward condemnation of more overt forms of racism through the practices collectively known as white habitus.

[@kateuhler7803]

"When you're poor, you're black too" 👏👏👏👏👏Absolutely

[@CribNotes]

"Poor kids are just as smart as white kids." - Joe Biden.

[@ndo533]

He called Republicans "the Flintstones" I'm done! 😭😭😭 the accuracy

[@leelee2632]

The conversation is necessary!

[@toddhayes3506]

Great Job

[@donjuniper]

Might make Jon Stewart proud.

[@emjay2045]

He was horrible

[@Traylormade_Chief]

@@emjay2045 u trippin

[@latyshal.2286]

All of this! 👏🏾✊🏾

[@lbjcb5]

Such an impactful conversation. Just adding a comment for the algorithm.

[@videopirate9138]

I appreciate The Daily Show having this discussion not only in highlighting the book, but also for spotlighting the movement, however I have to ask if your lack of addressing Dr. Ibram X. Kendi with the appropriate and duly earned title of Dr. or the Post-Nominal letters of PhD in the video's title and description at Dr. Kendi's request/wishes? With all that TDS has done over the past few years working to improve social equality by spotlighting issues of racism, bigotry, discrimination, and inequality, while also giving well deserved recognition spotlighting the efforts, accomplishments, and contributions of women and non whites that is long overdue having been all but lost to white-washed history, I would hate to think that it is an accident of ignorance not realizing that he's earned the respectful recognition of attaining a doctorate by addressing him in written form with either 'Dr.' preceding his name or with 'PhD' following his name.

[@rachelraye285]

Excellent interview

[@stridertherangerwoof]

HOW CAN ANYONE LOOK AT THE WORLD, AND SAY. "IT IS WORKING JUST FINE?"

[@richyrich5049]

No matter who is in charge, someone will end up as the underdog. I have seen it on micro levels.

[@coletrain6545]

The race hustlers gotta hustle

[@bridgetofold5645]

Beautiful Conversation.

[@CribNotes]

So you agree with Ibram X Kendi's basic philosophy that past racism can only be rectified by future racism? He's an intellectual lightweight bozo who refuses to debate other great minds in Blackademia because he knows he would get destroyed.

[@apollo4857]

PLEASE MAKE DL THE PERMANENT HOST!

[@davidmalik9821]

"...At one time, it was illegal for enslaved people to learn and now it is illegal for us to learn about enslaved people." Deep! At some point, African-Americans will have to admit that you may integrate everything physical except the hearts and minds of people who would rather remain segregated. That dude in Fl should not be able to stop my children from knowing the history of this country. It is time for my people to mobilize a national effort to make sure that they read every burned book the choose to deny our children.

[@john0815]

Great story

[@maxdegrom6907]

Brilliant

[@AlicePeabody]

In Tacoma,WA, my black neighbor across the fence told me outright that only black people can define the difference between a black person and a n+ggr. I love that neighbor who was caring for his grandkids who were friends with my kids.

[@louclarkson6098]

This is a conversation about how to keep racism alive and strong.

[@Berlynic]

That type of blue jacket with that type of yellow shirt looks phenomenal! The guy has style!!!

[@DrMswaggatv]

Give DL the gig

[@wlcoston]

Great discussion

[@Toxicplyer]

The King of wokeness got his own show 😂 this gives me plenty of materials

[@nicholasbaggsworth2157]

One problem is throwing the word “racist” around. The appropriate term is “white supremacist”. Though synonymous, one doesn’t have to be racist to be a white supremacist, while a racist is ALSO a white supremacist.