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20:10Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky opens the show examining new research suggesting America has entered an era of “populist violence,” where growing numbers on both the left and right now see political violence as justified. Emily explores the dangerous line between explaining political violence and subtly excusing it, pointing to commentary from Hasan Piker, Charlamagne, and others. Drawing on Professor Robert Pape’s findings, Emily argues today’s political violence is increasingly driven not by fringe outsiders, but by educated middle- and upper-middle-class Americans who feel powerless. She warns that Americans are losing faith in peaceful political change, making Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s case for nonviolence more urgent than ever.
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