Alex: You make the case that America had fascists and had Nazis, but they were never in government; they weren’t a hugely powerful force. I would wonder if there’s some utility in highlighting the actually existing American tradition—not that fascism is something that happens over there. Laura: Well, here’s a question. I think you can […]
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Laura: Or being bowdlerized is a symbol that you’ve made it. Because the fate of most writers is— Alex: Obscurity. Christian: Oblivion. Laura: Most writers won’t be read by the end of their lifetime, let alone after their deaths. Christian: Or during their life. Laura: Yeah, you write a great novel when you’re 25, by […]
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Malcolm: Which is funny, because then when you look at after Bush won and how tech is feeling and what their commentary is, they are so excited. The thing they’re most excited about is John Ashcroft being named attorney general. Alex: Oh my God, yeah. Malcolm: For anyone who’s from the Bush administration era, John […]
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NewsOne Featured Video Source: ‘THE QUBE’ In the fourth and final installment of Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? Anna DeShawn and Duane Cramer explore solutions to eradicating HIV/AIDS in the Black community. What are the next steps that will push this movement forward? DeShawn and Cramer give a nod to […]
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Laura: You can read Tyson Brody’s op-ed, “George Santos and How Opposition Research Really Works,” in The New York Times. Alex: After the break, we’ll discuss whether Donald Trump, who famously said he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and get away with it, has permanently altered, at least for Republicans, the power of oppo. […]
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NewsOne Featured Video According to 2020 data by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the American South accounted for 51% of HIV diagnoses, the highest percentage in the U.S. by region, also leading the country in new HIV diagnoses. Black Americans accounted for the highest rate of HIV diagnoses in nearly every U.S. […]
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NewsOne Featured Video Source: ‘THE QUBE’ A new podcast series placing a spotlight on the HIV and AIDS epidemic in the South is launching just in time for the annual commemoration of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?, a four-part series documenting the history, impact and current […]
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NewsOne Featured Video Source: Paras Griffin / Getty Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s New York Times best-selling book The Light We Carry has sparked empowering dialogue about the power of perseverance in the midst of uncertainty. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Chicago native is bringing those crucial conversations to audio through the creation of […]
Read MoreMarc: Exactly. It’ll be interesting to track the sales numbers for gas stoves, over the next couple of years. I say that, you know, pretty much jokingly, but at the same time, certain products are deeply associated with certain political sides. And as such, it takes on a life of its own. Laura: Is there […]
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