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This week on High Noon, Inez Stepman interviews Aaron Sibarium, associate editor at Washington Free Beacon and the reporter behind breaking the latest Yale Law School controversies. Stepman questions Sibarium about his focus on the bureaucratic mechanisms of implementing wokeness in institutions, how it became as ubiquitous as it seems to be, and what his reporting suggests about how it might be deinstitutionalized.
Aaron and Inez also discuss potential unintended consequences of the Civil Rights Act and the right’s uneasy relationship with two of the potential roadblocks to increasing woke bureaucratic power: meritocracy and democracy.
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