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The hosts explore the lack of a Black "incel" category, noting that underrepresented Black men were instead drawn to Kevin Samuels. They discuss "replacement theory" in the context of Black American politics, suggesting that the "ADOS" demographic is being politically replaced by immigrants and other groups. The conversation touches on how the struggle for identity leads some toward transgenderism or "queerism" as a way to find a place in society.
A brief theory suggests Marianne Williamson was another agent of Oprah Winfrey used to gauge the political appetite for reparations and the ADOS movement. This is framed as a multi-pronged strategy to gather data on what "tangibles" black voters were demanding during the primary cycle.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is criticized for her "word salad" response to a question about reparations. The hosts argue she avoided a direct answer by pivoting to identity politics and questioning "what does it mean to be black." They suggest that while she supports printing money for the Green New Deal, she and the Democratic Party are hesitant to support a "New Black Deal" or direct reparations.
