America, What You Doin’ Gurl? | Episode 6

Cannonball with Wesley Morris

The New York Times

News, News Commentary, Arts, Society & Culture

4.7 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2016

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

This week we’ve got some questions. What show could possibly hold your attention for 24 straight hours? (Wesley found it.) Should you still feel obligated to see “Birth of a Nation,” even though Nate Parker is Nate Parker? (You most certainly should not.) And how differently would this country work with a woman in the White House? (Susan Dominus, who’s covering gender and the election for the New York Times Magazine, joins us to answer that one.) Plus: we answer a question from the last debate.

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0:00.0	I'm Jenna Wortham.
0:03.0	I'm Wesley Morris.
0:04.0	Welcome back to Still Processing.
0:07.0	Okay, we've got a juicy show this week.
0:13.0	We're going to bring in our bud Sue Dominus,
0:15.0	who is a staff writer at The New York Times magazine.
0:17.0	She's been writing about gender dynamics in this election
0:20.0	and she's going to help us unpack what the H went down last week.
0:25.0	H.
0:26.0	What the F.
0:27.0	What the S.
0:28.0	What the ZWEB.
0:29.0	I mean, exlamation port has to make it point hashtag.
0:33.0	I mean, I feel like came on key and moved to covering the eyes.
0:37.0	There's a sign right there that says no F-bombs.
0:39.0	So I just read that right before I said that.
0:41.0	F the F-bombs sign.
0:42.0	Okay.
0:43.0	What the F.
0:44.0	All right, what else we do in this week?
0:45.0	We're going to talk about speaking of what the F.
0:47.0	Nate Parker and Bertha Venation.
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