The now-infamous July 7 party at an East Avenue mansion has become a national story. The woman who threw the party admits to making "blatantly racist" comments on an anonymous Twitter account. She claims the numerous items at her party that have historically been used as racist stereotypes - including buckets of fried chicken - were just coincidental, and that she has only done racist things online.
What, if anything, can we learn from this? Our guests discuss it:
- Rachel Barnhart, Monroe County Legislator
- Tiffany Porter, founder of Being Black in the Burbs
- Chris Thompson, engineer, writer, comedian, and activist
