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Welcome to a new series of the Dissidence

podcast with my co-host, Winfield Plimman Jr. Today we are lucky to host Professor

Glenn Lowry who has just written a book, Late Confessions of a Black

Conservative and this book has there is confessions of a black conservative.

And this book has, there is a lot to discuss here.

Wink, I'm going to let you give us a little overview

before we get into some of our questions for Glenn. Sure, thank you, Jen, for that.

Yes, I'd had a chance to read Glenn's book, Late Admissions, Confessions of a Black

Conservative, and it's a great book. One of the things I love about this book

which kind of chronicles Lin's life from the south side of Chicago to where he currently is in life, is its authenticity.

They say that great writing is a marriage of two things, life and honesty. And I would say life plus honesty equals late

confession, late admissions, confessions of a black conservative. The book takes you by the hand and walks you through a man's life,

a man's life that begins in the South South Chicago where there is good and there is bad.

And you see this through the eyes of someone who is brilliant, who is talented,

beyond belief in mathematics at a young age and then

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