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Nathan but the Truth

Nathan but the Truth

著者： Nathan Robinson
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Join us on Nathan's Podcast, where we delve into the heart of political and social issues, offering insightful discussions and diverse perspectives on the topics shaping our world today.

Nathan Robinson 政治・政府 政治学
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  • Nathan but the Truth EP 20

    Nathan but the Truth EP 20
    2024/05/09
    In this groundbreaking episode of "Nathan but the Truth," we embark on a thought experiment that challenges conventional perspectives and ignites critical discourse. Join Nathan and his esteemed guests as they explore the hypothetical scenario: What would happen if African-Americans demanded independence?With a blend of intellectual curiosity and bold imagination, Nathan leads listeners on a journey through the possibilities and implications of such a monumental demand. Through insightful ana...
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    11 分
  • Nathan but the Truth EP 19

    Nathan but the Truth EP 19
    2024/05/09
    In Episode 19 of "Nathan but the Truth," we delve into the intricate and often contentious dynamics within the black political spectrum. Host Nathan leads an insightful exploration into the enduring friction that shapes the discourse and actions of black communities in political spheres.From historic movements to contemporary ideologies, this episode navigates the multifaceted landscape of black political thought, shedding light on the diverse viewpoints and persistent debates that define it....
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    8 分
  • Nathan but the Truth EP 18

    Nathan but the Truth EP 18
    2024/05/09
    In this thought-provoking episode of "Nathan but the Truth," we delve into one of the most critical and deeply rooted issues of our time: the perception of Black individuals in America. With a blend of empathy, analysis, and raw honesty, we navigate through the multifaceted layers of how the world views Black Americans.Join Nathan and his guests as they fearlessly confront stereotypes, systemic biases, and the pervasive effects of historical injustices that continue to shape perceptions. Thro...
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    6 分
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