Is Russia’s Psyop to Divide Americans Paying Off? Also, Concerns Over Making Victimhood Too Central to Black Americans’ Identity

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James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana consider whether Russia’s goals in dividing and undermining the US have been achieved in light of what appears to be an increasing one way love affair with Russia coming out of at least a part of America’s political right (1:19). The guys also take a look at whether society tends to overemphasize messages of victimhood to Black Americans in a way that is detrimental to Black Americans (45:59).

Russia’s objective in the U.S. has already largely been achieved (WaPo)

Putin has made clear Russia is our civilizational enemy (NY Post)

Tuberville: Putin open to peace but ‘DC warmongers’ want to prolong Ukraine conflict (AL.com)

Tucker Carlson gets roasted for praising decades-old shopping cart tech in Russia (Business Insider)

Putin Unlikely To Stop In Russia And Ukraine (Forbes)

Give Black Americans hope and support, not messages of victimhood (Miami Herald)

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