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American Medicine Today: TIM CONSTANTINE WHITE GUYS OK TOO 09-19-2020
American Medicine Today: TIM CONSTANTINE WHITE GUYS OK TOO 09-19-2020
American Medicine Today: TIM CONSTANTINE WHITE GUYS OK TOO 09-19-2020
Saturday 19th September 2020
Tim Constantine talks about his book 'White Guys Are Okay Too' with humor, discussing race and history on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Tim Constantine's 'White Guys Are Okay Too': A Humorous Take on History and Race
Right now The United States is finishing up its census for, and when I got my census I had to check a box that said Non-Hispanic white, and I thought: why does that matter? Shouldn't I be getting the same service regardless?
What happens when humor meets history? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', award-winning writer and talk radio host Tim Constantine joins the conversation to discuss his latest book, 'White Guys Are Okay Too'. This isn't your typical history lesson; Constantine uses wit and humor to highlight the contributions of great people of color and a few notable white figures throughout history. The hosts, including Dr.
Alfred Bonati, Kimberly Bermel-Bonati, Jeff Wagstaff, and Ethan Youker, dive into a lively discussion that touches on race, equality, and the current political climate. They share personal stories and reflections, making the conversation relatable and engaging. The episode emphasizes the importance of focusing on our shared humanity rather than our differences. Constantine's frustration with today's political landscape is evident, but he also offers a refreshing perspective on how humor can bridge divides and foster open dialogue.
If you're looking for a thought-provoking yet entertaining discussion on race and history, this episode is a must-listen.