Topic: A Philip Randolph

2 chapters across the catalog

86: Pox Luck
• 7:17 - 11:30

86: Pox Luck

Historical Context of Russian Infiltration in Black Civil Rights

The discussion explores how Russia has historically viewed Black Americans as a strategic entry point for destabilizing American democracy. References are made to the 1920s and 30s Great Migration, the Communist Party's role in civil rights, and labor leader A. Philip Randolph. The segment posits that modern movements like the George Floyd protests were influenced by Marxist organizers and corporate funding.

74: Silly Mode
• 2:32:10 - 2:39:17

74: Silly Mode

Karen Hunter on Russian Infiltration of Black Movements

Media personality Karen Hunter discusses the long history of Russia attempting to infiltrate American democracy by targeting Black Americans. She notes that historical figures like A. Philip Randolph and the Black Panthers received Russian support, which she frames as a strategic move by the USSR to exploit American hypocrisy. The hosts critique Hunter's cognitive dissonance regarding past Russian help versus modern "Russian bot" fears.