Kamala 2024:
Doomed From the Start? w/ Charisse Burden-Stelly
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Why are folks debating whether Kamala is "Black" and is it relevant to her presidential prospects? How does one square the belief that White Americans are too racist to
vote for policies that benefit Blacks with a redistributive economic agenda -- much less Reparations? Briahna Joy Gray covers these questions with Assistant Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Carleton College, Dr.
Charisse Burden-Stelly (Dr. CBS) in this clip from this week's full premium episode.
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Philosophical Thirst Worms
Philosophical Thirst Worms
1 day ago
The very public and embarrassing L's that Hillary and Kamala have taken so far and will continue to take are my bright, guiding light in this world.
Seeing at least a couple establishment goons get a black eye gives me hope that change can really happen and that the system isn't immovable.
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In New York I Milly Rock
In New York I Milly Rock
23 hours ago
Thank you, Brie, for stading the correct ground on Afghanistan.
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el Kay
el Kay
1 day ago
I'm done with choosing between the lesser of two evils.
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Nobody Special
Nobody Special
1 day ago
For now electoral politics is pretty much a dead end for the left. We need to focus on building power structures outside of it before we seriously try and go back into electoral politics again.
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Nickose Layne
Nickose Layne
1 day ago
This clip started at a weird place for me. I would have liked to know more about the guest before that topic was brought up. And no, I am not getting patreon... can't afford it but still love Bri same way. I'm sure this full convo was rich!
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Gorudanusan Heriru
Gorudanusan Heriru
1 day
ago
We need more activists who really work in their communities and have built trust to run for mayor, or other leading positions but I don’t think they can enter the establishment without changing them either by threats or benefits.
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J S
J S
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hours ago
charisse is right about cardi and focusing on celebrities.
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Nnamdi Ifeanyi
Nnamdi Ifeanyi
23 hours ago
Nationally, Kamala is a poor politician.
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Julie Rowan-Zoch
Julie Rowan-Zoch
1 day ago
Sooo glad to see you talking with Dr. CBS, Briahna!
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London Untergunther
London Untergunther
22 hours ago
If voting is the democratic participation in
our own oppression, voting as harm reduc-
tion is a politics that keeps us at the mercy
of our oppressors.
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Specificity Archives
Specificity Archives
20 hours ago
13:30 I thought I was watching the left's backbone in action. Brie and CBS should team up for a massive political push in the future. There are no two better suited to lead a movement than them two. They have Deku and Bakougo energy and that is evidently needed.
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francine freeman
francine freeman
21 hours ago
I wouldn’t care if they use celebrity for political gains, trust and believe I still wouldn’t vote for them, they are part of the game.
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Randall Wilson
Randall Wilson
3 hours ago (edited)
Hold up....I'm 50 and solidly on the left. In fact, I'm a proud and open communist. I'm politically homeless, there's nobody for an old white guy like me to vote for. So, I put my effort into mutual aid here in Kentucky. :)
Aside from ageist bias in this segment; good talk!
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Nominay
Nominay
1 day ago
Buttigieg will probably beat her easily.
As for the left, so far we have no one to run.
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aws21st
aws21st
1 day ago
Black tokenism politics and symbolism is embarrassing and powerless
#economic justice ⚖️
#reparations now
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Paco Hinman
Paco Hinman
18 hours ago
Brianha: DD. P transfered to Tech at the barrel of several guns and some f*****d paideia students. Charlie watched and did and said nothing as Nam took a dump in his K-5 elementary school. DD if necessary. Chabot, Paco.
Paco: I was still the new kid and just wanted to fit in. Right Marshawn?
Lolita
Lolita
23 hours ago
Bre, around 9:30 you made the point about the empty rhetoric "believe black women" and tiny drops of deference from the D-party resulting with Harris as VP. Keep in mind -
prior to the horrific incident with G Floyd, the Party had its eye on Klobachar. Harris was a second/default choice. And I'm of little doubt the Party took a very deep sigh before announcing Harris. The actual carrot/crumb - indeed rhetoric, the Dems were offering was a black woman as supreme court justice, which may
or may not happen during this term. SMH
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Carlos Peña
Carlos Peña
1 day ago
Electoral politics offers us nothing positive. Just more of the same old nonsense
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fleetingearthlylife
fleetingearthlylife
4 hours ago
Thank you Brie for bringing
Prof. CBS to my previously naive world! i love her
Paco Hinman
Paco Hinman
18 hours ago
Paco: Oh, fine Trinity.
Trinity: Ahem. Paco had OPD threaten him twice in right month when he was sixteen and barely on his parents wheels.
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