Victim to Victor: A Black Conservative's Journey Through Race and Politics
Release Date: 11/02/2023
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The Kathy Barnette Show
In this episode of the Kathy Barnette Show, Kathy sits down with Valentina Gomez. This episode serves as a call to action to all Americans to reflect on your beliefs, the legacy you wish to leave behind, and the kind of world you want to build for future generations. Valentina Gomez reminds us of the importance of standing firm in our convictions, the power of our votes, and the critical role faith plays in guiding our decisions and leadership. Whether you agree with her methods or not, Valentina's passion for her country, her unwavering commitment to her principles, and her bold willingness...
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The Real CDC: COVID Facts For Regular People With John Beaudoin, Sr
The Kathy Barnette Show
In this episode of the Kathy Barnette Show, Kathy sits down with John Beaudoin to discuss his investigation into potential COVID vaccine harms. They discuss how public health data has been manipulated and key adverse events hidden from the public. Beaudoin argues COVID vaccines may be causing increased rates of cancer, dementia, heart issues, and strokes across all ages. They also express concerns over the lack of informed consent, government overreach, and suppression of scientific inquiry. Guest Bio: John Beaudoin, a vocal advocate for transparency and informed consent in public health...
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Part 2: 100+ Days Since The October 7th Kathy Weighs In on Genocide and Israel
The Kathy Barnette Show
In today’s episode, Kathy dissects the horrific details of the Genocide of Israeli citizens on October 7, 2023, by Hamas militants. She criticizes the lack of condemnation from Palestinian leadership and the hypocrisy of South Africa's accusation of genocide against Israel at the International Court of Justice. Kathy also argues that acknowledging true evil and barbarism is necessary, provides hope in the Israeli response, and warns these tensions are rising abroad and in the U.S. Please note that this episode contains depictions of violence that some people may find disturbing. If you want...
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100+ Days Since The October 7th Kathy Weighs In on Genocide and Israel: Part 1
The Kathy Barnette Show
Kathy sits down to discuss the critical developments since October 7, emphasizing the complex Israeli-Palestinian relationship, the impact on the Abraham Accords, and the roles of FATA and Hamas in the ongoing conflict. She critiques the international response, particularly the International Court of Justice's stance on genocide accusations against Israel. She explores the broader geopolitical implications, including the involvement of South Africa and the global community's perception of the conflict. Resources/Sponsors: Please visit our great sponsors: My Pillow: . It's the bedding...
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The Power of Language in Cultural Discourse | Oli London
The Kathy Barnette Show
In this episode of the Kathy Barnette Show, Kathy sits down with Oli London to shed light on the intricacies of identity in the digital age. London speaks candidly about his journey through various identity changes, the influence of social media, and the societal challenges faced by those grappling with identity issues. They also dive into the roles of media and elite in molding public opinion, and how the art of debating is disappearing. Guest Bio: Oli London is known for his journey through various identity changes, including transracial and gender transitions. He is a singer, an...
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State of the Union | Be Courageous or Be Part of the Problem
The Kathy Barnette Show
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The Unexpected Faces of Homelessness
The Kathy Barnette Show
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The Kathy Barnette Show
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The Insidious Truth about January 6th with Brandon Straka
The Kathy Barnette Show
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Dr. Lauren Schwartz Part 2 | The Role of Psychiatry in Transgenderism
The Kathy Barnette Show
In this episode of the Kathy Barnette Show, Kathy sits down with Dr. Lauren Schwartz to continue the discussion on transgenderism within children. Dr. Schwartz gives a critical review of the "Gender Affirming Psychiatric Care" textbook, shedding light on the complexities and controversies in the current psychiatric approach to gender dysphoria. Together, they also discuss the significant role of social media and peer influence in shaping children's perceptions of gender.
info_outlineZeek Arkham grew up in a rough neighborhood in Queens, NY with an absent father and abusive family members who played the victim. After college, he became an angry police officer still feeling entitled and like a victim. A mentor told him he had potential but had to stop holding himself back. Zeek shifted his mindset, stopped making excuses and worked hard to build a successful life and career in law enforcement. He now mentors black youth to take personal responsibility, ignore racism and keep working towards success. Kathy and Zeek examine problems with black victimhood culture and people who profit from it, including the "business of racism." They agree that hard work, tenacity and a "now what?" attitude help people overcome obstacles and racism in America.
Chapters
[00:00] Introduction
[00:05] Zeek's challenging upbringing
[05:00] His journey to personal responsibility
[17:00] Leaving victimhood behind [25:00] The "business of racism"
[35:00] Immigrant success despite racism
[45:00] Victimhood as an industry
[55:00] Keep working despite setbacks
Guest Bio
Zeek Arkham is a police officer and black conservative activist. He hosts a podcast called The Zeek Arkham Show and is active on social media commenting on politics and culture. Website | Twitter
Glossary
BLM - Black Lives Matter
NYPD - New York Police Department
Quotes
"Always be the last person in the room to call something racist. Because the more you say it, the less power it has." - Zeek's great-grandfather [03:00]
"You have so much potential and you can do so much in your life and on this job. You just have to get out of your own way." - Police mentor to Zeek [17:30]
"Racism is a business. Guys like Al Sharpton and Ibram X Kendi - if racism disappeared tomorrow, they'd be stressed out because now they have nothing to make money off of." - Zeek [48:00]
"That's the real oppression - they've got to invent this white supremacy boogeyman to keep you angry, because once you're angry or fearful, you're easy to control." - Zeek [51:30]
"I don't believe in this fatalistic view. I believe there are opportunities. Even if the flicker of light is small, you look at it, warm yourself to it, and it grows." - Kathy [29:30]