INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, & WHITE PRIVILEGE: Get Over It! (Ep. 12 | Season 4)
May 4, 2017
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On this episode of TheFallenState TV, Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with radio host Starlett Quarles, president of Urban X Marketing and host of "The Dialogue." When asked about her background, Starlett explains that she is a rarity in the black community, in that she was raised in a traditional household by both her father and mother. Despite agreeing on the benefits of a traditional family upbringing, Starlett and Jesse see almost every other topic in a different light: affirmative action, white privilege, and 'institutional racism.' They also debate whether most single black mothers are angry, and Jesse asks why Starlett hasn't gotten married. Tune in and watch the fun and entertaining exchange unfold.
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