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10:17Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky reacts to a heated CNN debate between Kmele Foster and Jemele Hill over claims capitalism is bound up with white supremacy. Emily argues that Foster was prepared to defend the basic principles of private property and free exchange while Hill struggled to explain how those principles are inherently racial. She distinguishes that definition of capitalism from the cronyism, monopolies, and concentrations of power that characterize parts of the modern global economy, arguing that injecting identity politics into the debate actually makes it harder to seriously confront capitalism’s flaws, and more…
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