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Hello and welcome to the B-side for episode 1644 of our national conversation about conversations about race.

The Klan's invite to your scandal watch party.

I'm Anna Holmes here with Tanner Colby. Hey, Tanner. Hello, Anna.

Tanzina Vega, national reporter for race and inequality at CNN Money. Hey, Tanzina.

Hello.

And also joining us is Adam Serwer, senior editor at the Atlantic.

Hi. Hi.

Hi.

On our last episode, we discussed the social media platform Vine, the notion of getting paid

for contributing to social media platforms, what the end of Vine implies about who owns

intellectual property and their lives and opportunities for creators of color.

We are well aware that in the week of Tuesday night's results,

this topic might sound less important, but hang in there for the main episode.

We're going to devote a significant amount of time to that and take some time here as well.

So here's our producer, A.C. Valdez, with some of what you all had to say about last week's episode.

Hey, everyone. So I want to start off with some Vine stuff. I am so grateful to our listeners because we got so many, many, many calls that we don't really have time to get to

this week. But I'm going to start off with this call from Senegal about compensating creators

online. Hi, this is Travis, and I'm calling from Senegal about compensating creators online. Hi, this is Travis, and I'm calling from

Senegal, West Africa. I'm currently serving in the Peace Corps. And I just had a comment on the

most recent episode, specifically pertaining to Anna's comments about how people shouldn't expect

money from the social media outlets

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