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MG's avatar

I'm so glad I took the time to read this article (and the comments).

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James Fusaro's avatar

Great interview!I believe you introduced us to this generation’s Thomas Sowell!

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Mackie Barch's avatar

We need a couple hundred Roland’s running this country.

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Brian Katz's avatar

Thanks Bari, this was awesome !

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Elmore's avatar

Wish this guy could / would run for President. Great interview. Thanks.

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Jon's avatar

That interview brought tears to my eyes. and I'm so fucking cynical, that's saying something.

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Patrick’s substack's avatar

What a breath air of sanity. It gives me hope . The DEI hyper focus on race results in warping of truth and detrimental to race relation progress. What a great economist, regardless of race and gender.

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Christine's avatar

Ignore Comprof who seems very threatened by the results of Fryer´s study.

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Russell W. Shurts's avatar

Agreed, I just couldn't resist the contrast with the recently departed 'Dr.' Gay.

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A Bari Weiss Fan's avatar

Fantastic! He sounds like a young Thomas Sowell.

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Sonny Morton, MD's avatar

Roland Fryer - one more reason I read the FP. Great job.

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James W. Blilie's avatar

I sure hope Mr. Fryer writes a memoir some day. What a life story! Inspirational.

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AK's avatar

My personal impression of Roland Fryer is that he is an insincere demagogue, a full of himself poser who has found his niche playing both sides that go gaga over his 'deep thoughts'. To me, the only positive in his profile was that he was smart enough to recognize the pitfalls of following the 'hood' crowd and making a solid effort to jump on the opportunities opened to him by the 'gaga' crowd instead.

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edmundpickett@hotmail.com's avatar

The interview is brilliant but the sound quality is not professional. It needs better equalization to eliminate reverb and lip smacking.

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Sam Horton's avatar

Unemployment is injustice, to paraphrase just one of his insights. Makes sense. Glad he remains at Harvard. Maybe he should run the place.

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M Hutcheson's avatar

I love reading about AMAZING. people. Thanks

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