what if the people who say they care most about freedom, property rights, and limited government have somehow ignored one of the clearest examples of state-sponsored injustice in American life? That’s what hit me after reading The Case for Reparations by Ta-Nehisi Coates, then reading The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein.

what if the people who say they care most about freedom, property rights, and limited government have somehow ignored one of the clearest examples of state-sponsored injustice in American life? That’s what hit me after reading The Case for Reparations by Ta-Nehisi Coates, then reading The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein.

SE02 EP06 - Built on Red Lines: How America Created the Wealth Gap

Sourdough Modernity is what happens when two brothers one in the US and one in Mongolia skip the bread making craze and start baking up conversations. We talk to every day people (the kind you’ve never heard of, but should) whose kindness, empathy and generosity ripple far beyond their own lives. No celebrities, no click bait - just real humans proving that caring still matters. In a world where all of our peers either learn to make sourdough or start a podcast, we chose the podcast.

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SE02 EP06 - Built on Red Lines: How America Created the Wealth Gap

SE02 EP06 - Built on Red Lines: How America Created the Wealth Gap