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Every book Kyle Strickland recommended on podcasts

Guest on The Realignment · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Kyle Strickland appeared as a guest on The Realignment to discuss twentieth-century racial liberalism, political history, and contemporary social structures. During the conversation, Strickland recommended Heather McGhee's book The Sum of Us, characterizing it as a phenomenal work. He specifically brought up McGhee's analysis to support his own arguments regarding the deep connections between race and the economy, highlighting how the book demonstrates that the fates of different communities are fundamentally linked together in American society. By referencing McGhee's research and conclusions, Strickland underscored the importance of examining economic policy through a racial lens to understand broader societal outcomes and political dead ends. His discussion of the book emphasized its utility in diagnosing modern economic challenges and fostering a more integrated understanding of public policy and civic well-being in the United States.

Books recommended by Kyle Strickland

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  1. The Sum of Us

    Heather McGhee · Recommended · 1 episode

    The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee is an examination of how zero-sum racial narratives undermine public goods, economic stability, and civic infrastructure for society as a whole.

    Recommended
    “that's why i think heather mcgee with her phenomenal book some of us talks about the connection between race and the economy and how our fates are linked”
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Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
181 | Kyle Strickland: 20th Century Racial Liberalism’s Reached a Dead End. What’s Next?The Realignment2021-12-021