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welcome to stay tuned. I'm Priperara. And so the lie is the architecture, the way in which

what I call the value gap, this belief that white people matter more than others. How

it takes root, how it affects our dispositions, how it in some ways distorts our character

so that we can't become the kinds of people that democracies require.

That's Eddie Glock. He's a professor at Princeton University where he also chairs the department

and Center for African American Studies. His new book, Begin Again, James Baldwin's

America and its urgent lessons for our own, explores the life and legacy of the late

novelist, helping us understand the America we face today.

Glowd has written extensively about race in America and was an early critic of Obama

for failing to make change for black communities. As protests for black lives continue, Confederate

statues come down, and tensions in the White House rise, I turn to Professor Glowd to

unpack our current political moment and the invidious racism that continues to plague our

society. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

Let's get to your questions.

This question comes in an email from Adam who writes, hello, Priet. Hello, Adam. I thought

there were prohibitions on the president and those around him endorsing products or businesses,

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