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In this episode, Kenny and his guest, best-selling author and political/social commentator James Lindsay discuss his contrary upbringings on the border of Appalachian country and how that permeates a discussion on race and culture in today's politically correct narrative on race. The duo dives deep into the similarities and differences in the cultures of White Appalachia and the Asian community. Throughout the podcast, Kenny and James discuss their experiences with the short and tension-filled racial narratives and how their childhood cultures break apart the politically correct narratives. During their talk, the duo continues to explore how America may experience the same fate as communist China's Cultural Revolution if Americans do not learn to put down the bricks they have been complicit in carrying back and forth.
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