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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and John McWhorter (Columbia University, Lexicon Valley, The Atlantic)
- The reparations debate returns . 0:39
- Glenn: Reparations are a “terrible idea” . 17:16
- John: Not all black people are paupers . 23:05
- Is there an opening for a Democrat to run to the right on this? . 28:00
- John recalls the childhood drug dealer next door . 32:23
- The thin line between having a thug pose and becoming a thug . 37:59
- Why are there so few black students at NYC’s elite public schools? . 42:00
- Glenn: Lowering admissions standards would be a disaster . 52:28
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Recorded:Mar 25
Posted:Mar 25, 2019
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