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Lurie Daniel Favors argues that Kamala Harris's Jamaican heritage is part of a shared history of enslaved Africans, a view the hosts challenge as "insulting" to the distinct culture of ADOS. They discuss the historical differences between Jamaican and American Black populations, noting that Jamaicans often identify more with Marcus Garvey than American civil rights leaders.
In a throwback clip, Lurie Daniel Favors passionately denounces Michael Bloomberg's "racist" stop-and-frisk policies, only to admit she would still vote for him if he were the nominee. The hosts use this to illustrate what they perceive as a lack of respect for Black men, noting that Favors would support a candidate whose policies she claimed led to the assault of her own husband.
