Tony Michaels
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The False Equivalency Problem
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August 22, 2025
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6:45Now PlayingIn one of Jubilee’s most heated debate moments, a young Black conservative compared the struggles of Black Americans to Asian immigrants and dismissed systemic racism as “entitlement.” Amanda Seales pushed back — but the deeper issue is how false equivalencies dominate political debates
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Inside this breakdown:
⚠️ The myth that “Asians made it, why can’t you?” and why it erases centuries of slavery, Jim Crow, and redlining.
⚠️ Why proximity, not race, explains crime statistics.
⚠️ How “self-segregation” in dorms or communities is weaponized as proof against systemic racism.
⚠️ Why both Seales and her opponent mixed ideology with half-truths instead of real evidence.
⚠️ How Americans mistake political identity for fact — and why that keeps us stuck.
This isn’t just a debate clip. It’s a case study in how ideology warps the truth.
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