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Fran and Alvin are BACK and they're kicking off 2026 by discussing the consequences of ICE's actions, the legacy of John Brown as an abolitionist, the oversimplification of slavery's history, and the intertwined nature of race and identity in discussions of privilege and activism. They discuss how humor is often used to navigate racial stereotypes and the impact of systemic racism on personal experiences. The dialogue also touches on the historical context of the Fugitive Slave Act and the polarization of America during the time of John Brown, drawing parallels to contemporary issues of race and justice.
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By Alvin Williams & Francel Evans4.8
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Fran and Alvin are BACK and they're kicking off 2026 by discussing the consequences of ICE's actions, the legacy of John Brown as an abolitionist, the oversimplification of slavery's history, and the intertwined nature of race and identity in discussions of privilege and activism. They discuss how humor is often used to navigate racial stereotypes and the impact of systemic racism on personal experiences. The dialogue also touches on the historical context of the Fugitive Slave Act and the polarization of America during the time of John Brown, drawing parallels to contemporary issues of race and justice.
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