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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. This episode is actually my appearance on the Goodfellows podcast, which is run by the Hoover Institution.

They asked me about the reparations proposal that was recently put forward in California. They also asked me about the legacy of Black Lives Matter.

We talk about the 1619 project. We talk about colorblindness and a post-racial society. And they asked me what advice I would give to young Black kids today.

So without further ado, my appearance on the Goodfellows podcast.

It's Monday, May 15, 2023, and welcome back to Goodfellows, a Hoover Institution broadcast examining social, economic, political, and geopolitical concerns.

I'm Bill Whalen. I'm a Hoover Distinguished Policy Fellow and I'll be your moderator today, which means I have the high-honored privilege of introducing the starts of our show.

Two of my colleagues, we jokingly refer to as the Goodfellows. That would be the historian Neil Ferguson and the Geostrategist who attended General Atomic Master. They are Hoover Institution Senior Fellows.

One thing you've probably noticed right away is we're missing a Goodfellow. John Cochran, who I think for the first time in the entire run of this show, something like 106, 107 shows.

John's not with us today. That's because he's in the nation's capital about to receive his Bradley Prize.

Next time we do a show, we'll talk about what happened that night.

Congratulations, John. We miss you. We look forward to having you back. But joining us in his absence today, I guess it makes him an honorary Goodfellow.

And that is making us making as Goodfellows debut is Coleman Hughes. Coleman is a writer, a podcaster, an opinion columnist who specializes in issues related to race, public policy, and applied ethics.

Coleman, welcome to Goodfellows. This is long overdue. My pleasure.

So two things I'd like to point out my friend number one, you have seriously blown the age curve on this show.

I think I have neck ties in my closet that are older than you. Secondly, Coleman, we're making another first here on Goodfellows.

This is the first time we've actually had somebody on the show who could call himself a bonafide rapper. Neil and HRI, I hope you do not turn this into battle rap.

Though Neil, I do understand there's actually a vibrant hip hop scene in Scotland.

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