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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Philippe Lemoine (Cornell University, necpluribusimpar.net)
- How a Frenchman became interested in race and crime in the US . 01:41
- Philippe questions the stats on drug-related prison sentences . 07:53
- How “liberal guilt” attempts to explain the achievement gap . 16:00
- Philippe’s piece on police brutality and race in National Review . 28:29
- Obama’s role in shaping the media narrative around police violence . 37:23
- How conservatives can actually thrive on liberal campuses . 43:21
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Recorded:Oct 16
Posted:Nov 11, 2017
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