Myron J. Clifton

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The Don Lemon Show · Could Athlete Activism Fight MAGA Redistricting? · 12 May 2026 podcast

When you strip away voting power from black representatives, well, that also affects all the blue states and districts because they depend on those black votes.

to make sure that they get all the things that they want out of the government.

But they can't get those without the black votes.

And so even though we are the face of our voting rights and voting power, political power being stripped away by the Supreme Court, it will hit everybody.

It will hit everybody.

And so to Jamil's point, yes, there should be white athletes that also speak up and stand up because they're also benefiting from their teammates who are black, right?

Whether it's college or pros, they benefit as well.

And I want to hit on another point she said that, you know, how do you do it?

Everyone can do something.

And I said earlier, whether it's a prospect opting out or changing schools, you could also say, you know, before the game, we're not going to come out until 30 minutes after the game is supposed to start.

We're going to do a protest like that.

And that gets the national news and it gets the focus and attention and you put pressure because it's the stadium, it's the broadcasters, it's the hotels, it's the travel, it's all of that that has impacted

And they should all feel some of the pain and they shouldn't be able to sit back on Saturday afternoon with the greatest cocktail hour in the world down in South Carolina and cheer on all these black boys or if they're in college basketball, black women.

And then the next day they're in their gated communities voting against their rights.

That makes no sense.

And I do think

I do think we can hold our young people to that standard because remember, they are voting age and they're in the age where they are the lowest percentage of people to vote.

Right.

That 18 to 29 vote at a lower percentage than everybody else.

But they are capable of voting.

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