Episode 48:
Black Capitalism
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In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams is joined by Lyndon Everette Carter, as we dive into the subject of Black Capitalism. We talk about black entrepreneurship, The “Silver Rights” movement, Jay Z influence and the complicated message of his business legacy, Black immigrants vs Black Americans, and ideal of capitalism. It’s podcast you don’t want to miss!
TIME STAMPS:
MONOLOUGUE (2:10)
INTRODUCTIONS (11:12)
TRICKLE DOWN ECONOMICS (14:21)
THE HUMAN CHARACTERIZATION OF CAPITALISM (20:13)
LEMONADE STAND CAPITALISM (34:45)
WHAT DID SOCIETY DO BEFORE CAPITALISM (38:47)
KANYES THEORY OF ACCESSIBILITY (46:13)
THE WALMART’IZATION OF ECONOMY (54:54)
THE IDEA OF SOCIALISM (1:00:01)
ATTRIBUTING MORALITY TO ECONOMIC POSITION (1:05:00)
HOW POP CULTURE CHANGED THE PERCEPTION OF THE RICH ELITE (1:07:48)
JAY Z’S BILLIONAIRE APPEAL-CONFLICT OF LEGACY (1:10:43)
THE NEW AVENUE OF BLACK INVESTMENT (1:27:31)
BLACK IMMIGRANT SUCCESS (1:34:07)
CONCLUSION/FINAL THOUGHTS (1:49:07)
