Emily interviews Coleman Hughes on the controversy over Ta-Nehisi Coates’ latest book, which includes a lengthy and polarising mea culpa on Israel and Palestine.
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Coleman is a rare and wonderfully articulate intelligence. Would that there were more of him around.
Robert H
5 days ago
This was an incredibly thoughtful and provocative interview and is a must see for people that want to learn more about how to tell a balanced story, even if you are taking one side vs the other. Something Ta-Nehisi Coates has no interest in doing.
Terry M
6 days ago
Ta-Nehisi Coates is a race-hustler of the first magnitude, on a level with Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, but even more delusional and dishonest, and, unfortunately, accepted by MSM outlets.
Essais Online
7 days ago
‘Stopping short of that critical point of honesty is anything but brave’ — it’s delusional and indeed nihilism.
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SubscribeColeman is a rare and wonderfully articulate intelligence. Would that there were more of him around.
This was an incredibly thoughtful and provocative interview and is a must see for people that want to learn more about how to tell a balanced story, even if you are taking one side vs the other. Something Ta-Nehisi Coates has no interest in doing.
Ta-Nehisi Coates is a race-hustler of the first magnitude, on a level with Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, but even more delusional and dishonest, and, unfortunately, accepted by MSM outlets.
‘Stopping short of that critical point of honesty is anything but brave’ — it’s delusional and indeed nihilism.