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This week we are rerunning our December 2020 interview with Femme Taiwo on his brilliant

essay Being in the Room privilege, Elite Capture and Epistemic Deference.

Our veiling identity politics norms call on people to listen to the most affected or

center the most marginalized, but this often works out quite badly in practice.

We're reposting this interview now, which is really one of the best we've ever done,

because it pairs so well with last week's interview with Jared Clemens on in this house

we believe racial liberalism.

The dig is now on summer schedule, which means that we're only doing a new interview

about once every two weeks through August.

So some weeks we'll post an episode from our archives and some weeks perhaps we will

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