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I saw a discussion on the view.

I know, I know.

I watch so you don't have to.

Guy by the name of Coleman Hughes, who has a new book out, saying that we are talking

about race incorrectly in this country and that we need to change our discussion.

And I want to play this for you because Sonny Hosten, who I would say

regularly has among the worst takes in anyone, for anyone who is on daily media,

attacked this author. I think Coleman Hughes is in his 20s, relatively young guy. Listen to,

I want to play a couple of these cuts and let you guys hear them.

I give credit to the view for actually having a discussion, being willing to have this

author on, but I do think it represents two different views of how the world should be.

Listen to cut 26 here.

This is Coleman Hughes, Sunny Hosten, on the view.

Your argument that race has no place

in that equation is really fundamentally flawed in my no well there's two separate questions

one is whether each racial group is socioeconomically the same that i agree with you they're not

yeah they're not and the staff show that but yeah of course i agree with you. They're not. Yeah, they're not.

And the staff show that. Yeah, of course, I agree with that fully. The question is, how do you address that in the way that actually targets poverty the best? Great. And what Martin Luther King wrote in his book, Why We Can't Wait, is he called it, we need a bill of rights for the disadvantage. And he said, yes, we should address racial inequality. Yes, we should address the legacy of slavery. But the way to do that is on the basis of class.

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