Whitlock Targeted by NASCAR Family: Why He Won't Back Down | Ep 65
October 6, 2021
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as posted by the channelWhitlock fights back against the criticism he took for his Bubba Wallace monologue Tuesday. How have the Associated Press and members of a NASCAR family intentionally mischaracterized Wallace’s and Wendell Scott’s history in the sport? “Informed Dissent” host Leonydus Johnson joins the show and explains why every news story with a tangential relationship to race — from George Floyd to Bubba Wallace — gets politicized. WallBuilders President Tim Barton dives into the roots of the 1619 Project and critical race theory. How did the racism of President Woodrow Wilson infect the progressive movement and education for over a century? On Tennessee Harmony, Pastor Anthony Walker looks at the Urban Meyer scandal through the lens of biblical truth.
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