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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 14 MIN

Racist Political Imagery, Presidential Leadership, and the Crisis of Civility | Interview Excerpt

from Byline with Ben Dennis · host Ben Dennis

⚠️ This is a featured segment from Monday’s full episode of Byline with Ben Dennis. For full context and the complete conversation, watch or listen to the entire interview.In this excerpt, we examine the impact of racist political imagery — including depictions of former President Obama — and the broader question of leadership and responsibility in American politics.Do presidents set the tone for how Americans treat one another?We discuss:​The ethical boundaries of political communication​How racist imagery shapes public discourse​Whether presidential rhetoric influences everyday behavior​What accountability looks like in a polarized climate​How Americans can engage more constructively — online and in personThis conversation focuses on facts, responsibility, and the real-world consequences of tone and leadership.🎧 Full episode available here: [INSERT LINK]🎙 Subscribe to Byline with Ben Dennis for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines.#PoliticalCommunication #PresidentialLeadership #CivilDiscourse #RaceInAmerica #MediaEthics #BylineWithBenDennis

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