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How's the main, Matt? Absolutely. I am self-isolating, but it's a nice place to self-isolate,

and in a few days, we will be free to leave the premises. So that'll be glorious.

Hello. Welcome to another episode of the Weeds on the Box Media Podcast Network. I'm Matthew

Iglesias here with Jane Coaston for Publicas, Darryl Lynch. I feel like I have noticed in my

increasing old age, is that I feel like something that has happened in media over the past few years,

which I think is mostly good, is that a lot of more sophisticated, academic type concepts

about issues of race and identity have come more into mainstream dialogue, which is largely a,

it's a sign of progress, right? People are trying to deploy increasingly sophisticated ideas.

At the same time, some of this can be confusing because it's introduced to people not in the context

of an academic seminar, but in a political free-for-all. It's at least been my observation that there

isn't a lot of explicit acknowledgement that there is this kind of conceptual shift.

And sometimes things flip around. I mean, to me, the most clear one of this is the idea of

intersectionality, which is what I actually like, I learned this in school. I took a women's studies

class. We had a thing about intersectionality. I like read the books. I think I know what that means.

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