In this episode Tim Whittaker, and April Ajoy discuss the rhetoric used by figures like Ali Beth Stuckey, emphasizing the dangers of toxic empathy and the misrepresentation of immigrant statistics. The conversation highlights the need for a compassionate and just approach to immigration, while also addressing the underlying racism and stereotypes that permeate the discourse.

Chapters

02:04 Critique of Christian Nationalism

05:48 Empathy and Immigration Policy

11:48 Statistics and Misrepresentation of Immigrants

24:10 Racism and Stereotypes in Immigration

36:14 The Impact of Immigration Policies on Society

41:47 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action

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