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Bakari is joined by journalist Michael Harriot to talk about his upbringing in South Carolina and why there is no such thing as a “Black vote”
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Bakari is joined by journalist Michael Harriot to talk about the racism he experienced growing up Black in South Carolina (5:33), why there is no such thing as a single “Black vote” (21:14), and whether or not we are currently experiencing a moment of “racial reckoning” (29:47).
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