
Glenn Loury
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Race, inequality, economics in US and abroad from Glenn Loury, Emeritus Prof. of Economics @BrownUniversity. Columnist @Unherd. https://t.co/Zqe6U8xJKW
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What's the root cause of the rise in what many see as anti-Semitic sentiments on college campuses these days? Tabia Lee, my guest at TGS this week and a former DEI official in California, has a hypothesis that makes sense to me. It's the DEI ethos! Here's a clip making her point.
Glenn Loury1,358,426 views • 2 years ago

Here are two economic truths people don't want to hear. First, taxing wealthy individuals and corporations won't slow inflation. That solution makes no economic sense. And second, solving the deficit problem is going to mean taxing the middle class, which no politician wants to do.
Glenn Loury52,618 views • 1 year ago

Trump seems to want to end the Ukraine War, and I'm all for it. Negotiating a ceasefire means dealing with Putin. That's the reality. So when Trump's critics whine about Trump "talking to a dictator," I have to wonder if they have any interest in peace at all. How else are you going to get it except by negotiating with Putin?
Glenn Loury46,628 views • 1 year ago

The latest episode of The Glenn Show with John McWhorter is live: Race, Nuclear War & Writing Advice You can watch the full conversation on X and YouTube, or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Find the links in the subtweet. Timestamps (0:00) Introduction (2:43) Pat Rimell presents a list of propositions about general poverty in urban communities (19:35) Samuel D. James asks if John has any writing advice (25:15) Tom Wojciaczyk wants to know if what the difference is between an accent and pronunciation (32:33) Michael asks why we’re not more worried about Trump taking us back to the nuclear brinksmanship of the Cold War (40:40) Karen Dawn Norris offers two defenses of reparations (45:12) Young Törless asks, since we use the term “blackness” so often, if we could come up with a definition of it that would satisfy such disparate figures as Al Sharpton, Charles Barkley, Condoleezza Rice, Raven-Symone, and Iman
Glenn Loury44,801 views • 1 year ago

Embracing the rallying cry "Defund the police!" is an example of what my guest this week at TGS, psychologist Rob Henderson, calls a "luxury belief"--a view held mainly by those who can afford to avoid the negative consequences of its implementation--as he explains in this clip.
Glenn Loury67,372 views • 2 years ago

My guest at TGS this week is controversial Univ. Penn. law professor Amy Wax who has been severely disciplined by a committee of the Faculty Senate for creating a "hostile learning environment." Her principle offense? Repeatedly making true but unsettling statements of fact!
Glenn Loury46,816 views • 2 years ago