Quick Take: The Way We Attempted to Deal With Our Complicated Reality

The Michael Steele Podcast

Two Squared Media

Politics, News, History, Government

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 September 2021

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Michael and guest Randall Kennedy have a nuanced conversation about race, and the various terms black people have used to identify themselves.

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0:14.0	Hiya, Janet and Alan.
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0:39.1	Hey everybody, it's Michael Steele here.
0:40.8	I know you're waiting for the next big episode of the Michael Steele podcast,
0:44.5	but in the meantime, give a listen to this Michael Steele podcast.
0:48.4	Quick take.
0:49.2	So glad you are hanging with us and this incredibly important conversation
0:53.6	with Randall Kennedy, Professor of Law at Harvard University School of Law.
1:00.4	We're talking, Professor, about your latest book,
1:04.3	which is due out on September 7th.
1:06.3	I've been fortunate enough to get an advanced copy and read it.
1:10.8	And I'm telling you folks, this is an incredible collection of essays and narratives
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