Welcome to another engaging episode of 3rd Side Convo, hosted by Bob Phipps! In this installment, we dive deep into the provocative documentary "Am I Racist?" created by Matt Walsh. Our panelists, including Ted Johnson, Larry Haber, Joe Boy, and Johnny Dunn, come together to discuss the film’s impact, its controversial themes, and what it reveals about race relations in America.

What’s Inside:

 Film Overview: The panel reflects on their reactions to Walsh's film and how it satirizes the current climate of race discussions, shedding light on the tactics used by some individuals in the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) space.
 Comedy and Satire: Joe Boy shares his thoughts on the comedic elements of the film and whether it serves to poke fun at serious issues or reveal deeper truths about systemic racism.
 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Ted and Larry debate the effectiveness of DEI initiatives, discussing whether they truly foster inclusion or if they inadvertently perpetuate divisions within society.
 Engaging Conversations: The panel examines how the film encourages open dialogue about race, including the challenges faced by white individuals when discussing racial issues.
Reflections on America: The discussion culminates in reflections on the current state of the nation, the complexities of identity politics, and the necessity of honest conversations about race and privilege.
Join us as we tackle these pressing topics and strive to understand the nuances of race relations in today’s world!

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