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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

So the UK theme continues in this episode.

This is a recording of a live event that I did in London with Freddie Sayers. Freddie is the former editor-in-chief of UGov, the founder of Politics Home, and the executive editor of Unheard,

which is a great publication you should all be reading.

So Freddie ran this conversation and we covered lots of ground. We talked about American race

politics. We talked about the legacy of Black Lives Matter. And we talked about how to tackle

divisive race-centered ideologies. I really enjoy this conversation, and you'll hear that the crowd did too.

For whatever reason, I was quite a bit funnier here than I usually am, so that's always good.

I hope you all enjoy this as much as we did.

So without further ado, Freddie Sayers.

Hello, everybody. Hello, and welcome to the unheard club. welcome to the Unheard Club. We are here relatively newly open.

This is one of our very first events and we have a fantastic guest joining us today who I'm

about to introduce. If you are watching on the live stream, whether you're on YouTube or

Twitter or Facebook,

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