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midterms that i want to talk to him about, something i think you can help us wrap our heads around. let's start with the great state of louisiana. every ten years, there is a census, right? the last census in 2020 shows the same churned and louisiana that was taking place across several southern states. over the last decade, the white population shrink, and the black population grew. what people are now less than 56% of louisiana's population and about a third of the population there is black. yet, this is louisiana's congressional delegation. other states six members of congress, fi...

How many shows do we have like that, not the shows but how many moments? everybody is watching their own tv kids are in a different world from their parents parents are in a different world from their parents you have this unshared reality we're all existing in. everyone sitting on the train in the subway, nobody is reading or experiencing the same thing. i think what that's done is created a society where we don't realize we aren't living in the same -- >> there is no bridging it. >> if you don't agree on the same world. >> when you were growing up in south africa apart from watching "murder ...

Experiencing the same thing, other than maybe the dancers. that's about it. what that has done is creating a hyper individualistic society where we do not realize that we are not living in the same world. there's no bridging it. >> when you are growing up in south africa, did you think that america had the whole racism thing figured out more than south africa did? >> interesting question. i think that i had a characterized version of what america was. as watching family matters, different strokes, it was great beverly hills cop, all these ideas of what america was, and i don't think it is too ...

How many shows do we have like that? not just the shows, but how many moments? everybody is watching their own tv. kids are in a different world to their parents, and so you have this and shared reality that we are all existing in. everybody sitting on a train in the subway, nobody's reading or experiencing the same thing, other than maybe the dancers. that's about it. what that has done is creating a hyper individualistic society where we do not realize that we are not living in the same world. there's no bridging it. when you are growing up in south africa, did you think that america had the...

A hyper individualistic society where we do not realize that we are not living in the same world. there's no bridging it. when you are growing up in south africa, did you think that america had the whole racism thing figured out more than south africa did? >> interesting question. i think that i had a characterized version of what event it was. i was watching different strokes, it is great. beverly hills cop, all these ideas of what america was, and i don't think it is too far from what america was trying to be, funnily enough. everyone was coming around and watching the same thing, maybe ther...