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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 40 MIN

Episode 4: Trading Places

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Wait…The Klan was founded by Democrats?!?! In Episode 4 of Season 2, hosts Kadida Kenner and Charles Gregory talk about how political parties have “Traded Places” and platforms, between President Eisenhower and now. This episode concentrates on the Southern Strategy, and why understanding that period in time matters.In this episode:-How the Democratic and Republican parties shifted ideologically over time-The truth behind the Southern Strategy and its political impact-Why common talking points about Lincoln, MLK, and the KKK need historical context-How celebrity commentary and misinformation shape political narratives online-Why younger generations are moving toward independent, issue-based thinkingDonate: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/sup...Slingshot The Podcast: The Misunderstood Voice, The Culture’s Power.Slingshot The Podcast is a platform for voices that are too often overlooked, misrepresented, or unheard. Through bold conversations on culture, sports, entertainment, and the forces shaping our world, we challenge narratives and amplify perspectives that matter. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement to inform, inspire, and empower the culture from the inside out.Media & booking: [email protected]

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