Ep 581 | What DO White Americans Owe Black People? | Guest: Professor Jason D. Hill
Today we're talking to Professor Jason D. Hill, who teaches philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. He recently wrote a new book, "What Do White Americans Owe Black People?" in which he examines the historically strained relationship between the two groups of people. We discuss several myths perpetuated by the progressive Left, like systemic racism, the idea that reparations are needed for reconciliation, and the idea that racism is infused into every part of American society. We also talk about some of the shortcomings of the Republican Party in reaching out to black voters, and Professor Hill explains what he'd like to see the GOP do differently to help the black community realize that they indeed do have many conservative values. Lastly, we talk about a much more realistic way to approach difficult conversations about race — one in which no one needs to apologize for their skin color and everyone is treated with respect.
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