It's the Brian Laird Show on WNYC. Good morning again, everyone.

Let's keep talking about the election results now with Christina Greer, Associate Professor

of Political Science at Fordham,

co-host of the podcast, FAQ, NYC, and author of the book, Black Ethnics.

Hi, Christina.

Welcome back to WNYC.

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So did you teach this morning yet at Fordham?

And if so, how did you begin to discuss the results with your students?

I did teach, and it's on days like today where teaching is a gift to me as an individual just because

I get to be with the future of America. We filled out a worksheet before class last week,

where I'm teaching them how to sort of do political prospecting, so the map of America,

and they had to sort of say which state would go to Harris or Trump just so they could

develop their political skills versus what you want versus what you think will happen and why in

places like Pennsylvania with Josh Shapiro or Michigan with Whitmer, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia.

So we went over that, but you know, I let them have a temperature check. And so we did just

short writing exercises where I had them write down their feelings about potentially unified government under a Trump administration. And then we just discussed how they were feeling. I specifically left this class on the syllabus. I've been in the game long enough to realize we need a full class to just process whatever the results were.

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