Summary
In this weekly wrap-up, Eddie Glaude discusses the impact of Hurricane Milton and Helene on Florida, emphasizing the need for a robust federal response and criticizing the misinformation surrounding FEMA's relief efforts. He reflects on global suffering, particularly in Gaza and Lebanon, and highlights the exacerbation of health disparities among Black communities during the pandemic. Glaude also addresses the issue of felony disenfranchisement affecting millions of Americans, particularly people of color, and the implications for democracy. Finally, he explores the political engagement of Black male voters and the importance of understanding their perspectives rather than scolding them.
Topics
Live Updates: Power Outages and Long Gas Lines Add to Misery After Milton
How Global Warming Made Hurricane Milton More Intense and Destructive
Death rates for working-age and young Black people rose during pandemic
4 Million Americans Excluded From Election by Felony Voting Bans
Obama admonishes Black men for hesitancy in supporting Harris
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