Dr. Carol Swain, political scientist, legal scholar, and retired Vanderbilt University professor, is also keynote speaker at Grand Lake’s U.S. Constitution Week, joins Kim to talk about her life and the relevance of the Constitution in 2023. In her latest book, “The Adversity of Diversity,” Swain, a black woman, reflects on her journey to achieving the American dream. She emphasizes that a key factor in her success was her freedom from the constraints of oppression narratives. Swain’s work delves into the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision to terminate affirmative action, foreseeing that this ruling may lead to the decline of diversity equity initiatives throughout the United States. She also highlights a shift in the interpretation of “equal opportunity,” noting that it has evolved to signify equal outcomes for all, rather than ensuring everyone has an equal chance to either succeed or face failure. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
Interview with Bob Boswell
Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell discusses the latest regarding President Biden’s energy policies. On August 17th, the approval of the Building Performance Standard Rule marked a significant step in the effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. It signifies the commitment of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to persistently introduce climate-related regulations. This reflects the broader trend of President Biden’s climate agenda permeating various aspects of government policy. Furthermore, some critics argue that certain climate alarmist narratives are carefully constructed to present dramatic scenarios that can be refuted by examining the broader context of climate issues.
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