Welcome back to the Book Club. I'm Michael Knowles and on this episode we will be reading

Thomas Soul probably our most requested author on this entire show we will be reading

race and culture two very controversial topics. But first in

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All right, let's put our minds in motion.

We have race and culture, a worldview by Thomas Sol,

joined by the lovely Farah Jimenez, CEO of a nonprofit and chairman of

Broaden Liberty.

Farah, thank you for coming on.

Thank you for having me.

So Farah, we have a rule on this show. All the authors have to

be dead and gone, except sometimes there are some books that we want to read so badly

that we kind of change the rules a little bit.

So now we've changed the rules enough that you don't have to be dead, but you do have to be 90.

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