moment but i want to talk about the culture war. i sort of think about what is at? what is culture war and it turns out pretty much everything. because it is how we now frame pretty much every issue in the country and i just was startled to stop to think how did that happen? how did abortion and i have a whole list here from wikipedia, stem cell research right to die decriminalization capital punishment law and order separation of church and state. all these things are you know framed as good one side or the other. we have all heard about so are going to talk about how we got there and what we can expect in the future. so, we will start returned reductions now. nancy back to my far left, nancy cohen is a historian journalist and author of three books on politics perishes been published in the l.a. times playboy rolling stone.com and other publications and a visiting fellow at occidental college and her latest book is called delirium how the sexual counterrevolution is p
[laughter] no thanks. you know, you bring up a good point. there s this fear about losing traditional america, well, they did lose it. thank god thank god. for some of us, right. you know, we don t have the jim crow signs, we don t have the lynching anymore. so we really did lose that traditional america that we never really had to begin, right? begin with, right? eric, i want to ask you, you know, race has you know, blackness has had a particular history with media where images were reality and, in fact, images and words supersealedded reality and in many ways still do. sure. well, the book in my chapter on network television, i talk about how the image of african-americans have evolved on television over time. and, you know, we started out with these really, with the sort of mamie characters, we had beulah on 1950s television, then we had amos and andy, and then we got to the supernegros which were diane carroll and julia and bill cosby on i spy. for black cha
scottie brooks wants them to review. yeah. ibaka is pointing at hill but i think that was ibaka. the crowd is still alive and on their feet. bryant e bank lost it. last touched by perkins. they re going to review this one, though. jeff: your defense is no good if you can t finish it off with a defensive rebound. and right now, oklahoma city is not putting bodies on bonds. a lot of that is because big men are coming across to give help on bryant s one -on-one play. but i don t like the way they re not making any contact. mike: that s close. jeff: i m going to say that s off ebanks. i m not sure. mike: i think so. now, they ruled it laker ball. p perkins oh, that s ebanks, absolutely. they ll probably overrule it. with 1:18 remaining. so, so close. both teams probably enjoying this little break in the action. they have extended themselves. the same laker team has been on for the entire fourth quarter. first overtime and sof far, the second o.t., with the exception o
sefolosha. mike: westbrook. won t go. ball knocked out of bounds officials looking and it s going to be laker ball, with 1:40 remaining. scottie brooks wants them to review. yeah. ibaka is pointing at hill but i think that was ibaka. the crowd is still alive and on their feet. bryant e bank lost it. last touched by perkins. they re going to review this one, though. jeff: your defense is no good if you can t finish it off with a defensive rebound. and right now, oklahoma city is not putting bodies on bonds. a lot of that is because big men are coming across to give help on bryant s one -on-one play. but i don t like the way they re not making any contact. mike: that s close. jeff: i m going to say that s off ebanks. i m not sure. mike: i think so. now, they ruled it laker ball. p perkins oh, that s ebanks, absolutely. they ll probably overrule it. with 1:18 remaining. so, so close. both teams probably enjoying this little break in the action. they have extend
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