February 19, 2025
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10:21Now PlayingIn this explosive excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill is joined by Treva B. Lindsey, Chris Embin, and Aram "Slap The Professor" Boykin as they dive deep into the complexities of Black male support for Donald Trump. With powerful insights from each guest, they explore the troubling rise of Black men voting for Trump and the deeper roots of this phenomenon — from misogyny and patriarchy to the seduction of white male impunity. The conversation dissects how these attitudes may be fueling political choices, as well as the dangerous impact of Black conservatism in today’s society.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone trying to understand the shifting dynamics of Black political engagement and how it’s impacting issues like reproductive justice, the Supreme Court, and Black communities as a whole.
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