• An election scarier than Halloween | Ben Jealous

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An election scarier than Halloween | Ben Jealous

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  • Ben Jealous is one of America's civil rights leaders. He's worked with Kamala Harris in San Francisco and heads up the country's largest and oldest environmental group. Robyn Curnow talks to him about black men being 'Trump-curious,' white poverty and his personal story as the son of a mixed-race marriage that was illegal at the time.

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    Ben Jealous

    "We've shut down 65,000 American factories in 30 years."

    "Eight out of 10 black men will vote for Kamala Harris."

    Chapters

    00:00 The State of American Manufacturing and Economy
    01:25 Political Landscape and Predictions
    05:14 Voting Trends Among Black and Latino Men
    08:05 Perceptions of Progressivism and Liberalism
    10:00 Kamala Harris: A New Kind of Leadership
    12:23 Environmental Challenges and Global Production
    14:23 Conclusion and Call to Action

    Takeaways

    65,000 American factories have shut down in 30 years.
    Economic mobility is a significant issue for most Americans.
    Donald Trump's support has grown due to populist talking points.
    Poverty affects more white Americans than many realize.
    Voting trends show a shift among black and Latino men.
    Perceptions of liberalism can alienate centrist voters.
    Kamala Harris represents a new kind of leadership.
    Environmental issues are intertwined with national security.
    Voter turnout is crucial in a polarized political landscape.
    The current political climate is marked by anxiety and uncertainty.

    American economy, manufacturing, political predictions, voting trends, Kamala Harris, environmental issues, progressive politics, civil rights, grassroots organizing, electoral college

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あらすじ・解説

Ben Jealous is one of America's civil rights leaders. He's worked with Kamala Harris in San Francisco and heads up the country's largest and oldest environmental group. Robyn Curnow talks to him about black men being 'Trump-curious,' white poverty and his personal story as the son of a mixed-race marriage that was illegal at the time.

http://www.x.com/benjealous

http://www.x.com/robyncurnow

http://www.searchingforamericapod.com

http://www.robyncurnow.net

http://www.instagram.com/robyncurnow

Ben Jealous

"We've shut down 65,000 American factories in 30 years."

"Eight out of 10 black men will vote for Kamala Harris."

Chapters

00:00 The State of American Manufacturing and Economy
01:25 Political Landscape and Predictions
05:14 Voting Trends Among Black and Latino Men
08:05 Perceptions of Progressivism and Liberalism
10:00 Kamala Harris: A New Kind of Leadership
12:23 Environmental Challenges and Global Production
14:23 Conclusion and Call to Action

Takeaways

65,000 American factories have shut down in 30 years.
Economic mobility is a significant issue for most Americans.
Donald Trump's support has grown due to populist talking points.
Poverty affects more white Americans than many realize.
Voting trends show a shift among black and Latino men.
Perceptions of liberalism can alienate centrist voters.
Kamala Harris represents a new kind of leadership.
Environmental issues are intertwined with national security.
Voter turnout is crucial in a polarized political landscape.
The current political climate is marked by anxiety and uncertainty.

American economy, manufacturing, political predictions, voting trends, Kamala Harris, environmental issues, progressive politics, civil rights, grassroots organizing, electoral college

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