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Wait… Did a Caller Really Say Racism Ended in 1964? is 04.30.2026
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21:30Now PlayingA caller argued that racism in America basically ended in the 1960s — specifically 1964. What followed turned into one of the most heated debates of the stream.
We break down systemic racism, redlining, school inequality, poverty, test scores, affirmative action, the Tulsa Race Massacre, and whether the effects of discrimination simply disappear because laws changed.
If racism “ended” in the 60s… why are we still arguing about its impact today?
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