October 30, 2020
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Even during more ordinary times, writes Mother Jones reporter Nathalie Baptiste, Black Republicans are often approached like a sideshow within their own party, put on display by their white, uh, confederates as a demonstration of the GOP’s broadmindedness.
Baptiste wanted to understand Black Republican voters. From Candace Owens to Donald Trump, Baptiste quickly summarizes how the Republican party has strayed far from Lincoln, and what it means for the 2020 election. Take a look and give a listen.
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