Who will cash the check for my vote?

In Episode 1 of 'The Slide,' host Tavares Bethel engages with community activist Anthony Brown to discuss the historical context and evolving political positioning of the Black community in America.

The conversation touches on key issues that play a pivotal role of local politics and civic engagement. They explore whether the Black community should remain loyal to the Democratic Party or consider other political options. Anthony Brown emphasizes the importance of tangible change and reparations, while stressing that effective political strategy requires education, preparation, and local involvement.

This thought-provoking dialogue addresses the complexities of voting, civic duty, and the power of grassroots movements in shaping the future.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:23 Meet Anthony Brown: Community Activist
01:16 Achievements and Initiatives
02:12 The Importance of Civic Engagement
03:46 Political Evolution of the Black Community
06:21 Reparations Debate: A Hot Topic
11:34 Strategic Voting and Political Representation
15:16 The Power of Local and State Politics
20:38 Immigration and Political Loyalty
23:09 Personal Voting History
23:48 Military Perspective on Voting
26:09 Political Influence and Oligarchs
27:55 Understanding the Game of Politics
29:34 The Role of Morality in Politics
31:40 Self-Responsibility and Overcoming Systemic Barriers
33:13 Monetization of Political Behavior
35:37 Addressing Racial Issues and Unity
40:28 Call to Action and Conclusion

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