Interview · moment 13 of 27
Black Conservatism and Trump's Minority Gains
from #228 - Candace Owens | The Tim Dillon Show · #228
2 min
Guest
Candace credits independent black voices for fatigue with victimhood narratives and explains why she thinks Trump gained minority votes, while Tim pushes back gently about historical inequities like housing loan discrimination.
- Independent voices and people getting tired of victimhood narratives—Black America waking up to a political game played every four years.
- Black people now have their own platforms and are no longer relying on mainstream narratives about race.
- The left pushing for social media censorship because figures like Candace Owens can reach millions with an alternative message.
- Tim concedes Black people do face a different set of challenges than white people in many cases.
- Long Island suburb wealth-building: white families inherited homes through post-WWII loans while Black families were excluded from those loans and communities.
- Realtors who showed houses to Black people faced threats, locking them out of the equity-building engine that created middle-class wealth for others.