Topic: Racial Harassment

A public interest law firm in Minneapolis, the Upper Midwest Law Center, is seeking clients who have faced workplace harassment or firing based on their political views or race. This follows reports of an employee being interrogated by HR for retweeting Donald Trump. Legal experts suggest that labeling an employee a white supremacist for their social media activity may constitute illegal racial harassment.

The discussion on privilege expands to include the "benefits" and "detractors" faced by different groups. The hosts argue that attractive women face the detractor of frequent police harassment, while black comedians like Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock have built careers on "benefits" allowed to them in comedy. They conclude that every group has unique social advantages and disadvantages that do not fit the narrow definition of "privilege."