2 chapters across the catalog
A report from TRT World defines the ADOS movement as a group seeking a specific justice claim due to the inherited disadvantages of slavery, Jim Crow, and redlining. The hosts argue that reparations are the key policy prescription for this "permanent underclass." They criticize the media for continuing to use the term "Black Americans" when the specific lineage of ADOS is the subject of the discussion.
Candace Owens describes Blexit as a "renaissance" for black Americans to release themselves from political orthodoxy. However, the movement was immediately mired in controversy when Kanye West tweeted that he had nothing to do with it. The hosts argue that while the term "Blexit" was great, the mismanagement by Owens made it "tainted" and "bogus," despite the underlying reality of black voters leaving the Democratic Party.
