2 chapters across the catalog
YouTube personality Lenei Veney discusses misogynoir and the role of women like Joanne Robinson in the Montgomery bus boycott. The hosts critique Veney for using "white university" credibility to tear down black men like MLK and Eldridge Cleaver. They argue that this brand of feminism is often a tool for white feminists to create division within the black community.
The discussion touches on the purpose of Confederate statues as a way for "common white folk" to re-establish their narrative after the Civil War. The hosts argue that the modern establishment has "outsourced" the role of "Miss Anne" to writers like Caitlin Greenidge. They critique the practice of using people who look black but have no cultural connection to the community to formulate social narratives.
