The Megyn Kelly Show Two Women Fighting Back, with "ThisIsSavvy" Savannah Edwards and Rancher Leisl Carpenter | Ep. 125
Jul 7, 2021
Savannah Edwards, a TikTok influencer known for her sharp political insights, and Leisl Carpenter, a sixth-generation rancher suing the Biden administration over racial discrimination, delve into the struggles of farmers during COVID-19. They discuss the implications of race-based relief efforts and advocate for a more individual-centered approach to policy. The conversation also highlights personal stories of resilience, the complexities of cultural identity, and the challenges faced by ranchers in an evolving agricultural landscape. Law expert Will Trachman adds legal perspectives on these pressing issues.
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Costume Party Cultural Appropriation
- Megyn Kelly shared an anecdote about a neighborhood costume party.
- It sparked a discussion on cultural appropriation and the changing sensitivities around cultural representation.
Waist Beads and Cultural Appropriation
- A white woman questioned if wearing waist beads was cultural appropriation. Savannah Edwards advised seeking answers from actual Africans, not Americans.
American Culture as a Melting Pot
- American culture is a melting pot formed by various immigrant cultures. It's important to understand how cultural exchange and adaptation work.