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The 7 most important academic considerations regarding Ethnicity, Political Science and Race Relations in a Post Trump election as shared by Professor, Christina Greer in a first of it's kind exploration and analysis in a sociological and historical context. Featuring interviews with thought leaders. 
Video Series by Cameo George. 
PROFESSOR CHRISTINE GREER
 Professor Christina Greer
Associate Professor of Political Science and American Studies. Author of " Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream." 
Fordham University 
Columbia University
Twitter: @Dr_CMGreer

THE AFTERMATH:
is a provocative OZY original series featuring candid conversations between Black thought leaders who are coming to terms with what a Trump presidency could mean for the communities they represent.

The Aftermath I: A New Day and Old Dog Whistles
Last year was supposed to be the year of the Woman - what now?

The Aftermath II: History Doesn't Repeat but it Rhymes
Coping mechanisms for African Americans during a potential hostile Presidency.
The Aftermath III: Worried About Trump? This Black Comedian Isn't
Mike Yard is expecting his income to rise during a Trump Presidency, because the new Commander in Chief is bound to provide plenty of fodder for this comedian's act.

The Aftermath IV: Stop Sweeping Problems Under The Rug
We shouldn't hesitate to call hate "hate" argues Professor Robin J. Hayes.
The Aftermath V: Don't Question My Patriotism
In this episode, an inner city charter school principal discusses the surprising ways his students have responded to Trump's rise.

The Aftermath VI: Has Trump Opened the Door for a New Type of Candidate?
The battle between the lofty idealism of Political Science and the hard realism of finance.
The Aftermath VII: Don't Just Complain -- Organize
In this episode of The Aftermath, Dr. Micia Mosely, The Executive Director of The Black Teacher Project, shares her thoughts on the future of education in America.
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