Episode 33: Respectability Politics w/ guest Jonathan Jackson
from Honestly Speaking Hosted by BREAKOUT
We welcome entrepreneur (co-founder of Blavity) and writer Jonathan Jackson this week. Him and Ed explore their unique connection with growing up black in New Hampshire, the role tech has in dealing with racism, society’s upholding of the talented tenth, and our thoughts on media’s role and the future of the opinion section.
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