entire poisonous republican playbook in a truly remarkable speech. we are going to play it, and she will join us. i saw some of that speech today, jonathan, and then i heard that you are having her on the show, and it was a remarkable thing to see from her, and i m really excited to see her interview, well done. well, thank you very much rachel, have a good night. you too. so, what is the republican agenda, we already know they don t have a legislative agenda. here is the big bold headline. mcconnell, no legislative agenda for 2022 midterms. they don t care about policy, but they do care about power. in the absence of policy, ideas to run on, they have turned to regulating. yes, the party that claims to hate regulations, actually loves regulating identities. it is the white hot molten core of republicanism in the post trump era, it is glenn youngkin campaigning on the fear that that republican activists sons might be turned forced to read tony morrison, it s rhonda s
heard that you are having her on the show, and it was a remarkable thing to see from her, and i m really excited to see her interview, well done. well, thank you very much rachel, have a good night. you too. so, what is the republican agenda, we already know they don t have a legislative agenda. here is the big bold headline. mcconnell, no legislative agenda for 2022 midterms. they don t care about policy, but they do care about power. in the absence of policy, ideas to run on, they have turned to regulating. yes, the party that claims to hate regulations, actually loves regulating identities. it is the white hot molten core of republicanism in the post trump era, it is glenn youngkin campaigning on the fear that that republican activists sons might be turned forced to read tony morrison, it s rhonda s and is banning math books, math books, because he thinks they are too woke. why? because they teach division? it s ted cruz s ridiculous attempt to gotcha a supreme court
i am mcghee and i have the pleasure of introducing our keynote conversationalist for this afternoon and i would like to introduce you all to these two brilliant minds that we will be hearing from this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. noelle trent, who is director of interpretation and collections and an education at the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee. dr. trent earned her in public history and a ph.d. in united states history from howard university, a proud hbcu in washington, d.c.. so i m sure. there s some asuu alarms in the house, of course. dr. trent is also an accomplished public and she s worked with several noted organizations and projects including the national park service, the frederick douglass national historic site and the smithsonian institution national museum of african american history and culture. before she took those brilliant talents to memphis, she has been a contributor. the african american intellectual history society s blog
this afternoon and i would like to introduce you all to these two brilliant minds that we will be hearing from this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. noelle trent, who is director of interpretation and collections and an education at the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee. dr. trent earned her in public history and a ph.d. in united states history from howard university, a proud hbcu in washington, d.c.. so i m sure. there s some asuu alarms in the house, of course. dr. trent is also an accomplished public and she s worked with several noted organizations and projects including the national park service, the frederick douglass national historic site and the smithsonian institution national museum of african american history and culture. before she took those brilliant talents to memphis, she has been a contributor. the african american intellectual history society s blog and was featured in free and an underground special for the wgn america drama underg
i am mcghee and i have the pleasure of introducing our keynote conversationalist for this afternoon and i would like to introduce you all to these two brilliant minds that we will be hearing from this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. noelle trent, who is director of interpretation and collections and an education at the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee. dr. trent earned her in public history and a ph.d. in united states history from howard university, a proud hbcu in washington, d.c.. so i m sure. there s some asuu alarms in the house, of course. dr. trent is also an accomplished public and she s worked with several noted organizations and projects including the national park service, the frederick douglass national historic site and the smithsonian institution national museum of african american history and culture. before she took those brilliant talents to memphis, she has been a contributor. the african american intellectual history society s blog