This week, Karin speaks to the noted playwright, novelist, critic and broadcaster Bonnie Greer about the relationship between African American voters and the Democratic Party. Bonnie recalls the days when she was teargassed at the 1968 Democratic convention and how her approach has changed since then. We talk about the meaning of the Jim Clyburn endorsement for Biden in South Carolina, and the Jesse Jackson endorsement of Bernie in Michigan. We discuss what held Kamala Harris and Cory Booker from earning more support from African American voters, and what a Biden cabinet might look like.,

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