'Right privilege' and America's broken politics

Theory of Change Podcast With Matthew Sheffield

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'Right privilege' and America's broken politics

The Republican party is overtly opposed to pluralistic democracy, how much are its voters committed to the project?

Matthew Sheffield

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Kali Holloway

Dec 01, 2023

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Audio Chapters

00:00 — "Right privilege" and America's broken politics

08:36 — Is the distinction between overt and covert racism worth anything?

14:32 — How much do run-of-the-mill Republicans know about their party's policies and aims?

21:26 — What the American left has lost since Obama 2008

29:22 — Why it's important to distinguish between conservatism and reactionism

35:46 — Multiple messages are necessary in political communication

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Theme song

Easy Lover: “The End of Our Deceit”

Lyrics and Vocals by Kali Holloway

Music by Jeremy Wimmer

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Theory of Change Podcast With Matthew Sheffield

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