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I’ve Lost My Last F*ck: Privilege, Power, and a Country on Fire

I’ve Lost My Last F*ck: Privilege, Power, and a Country on Fire

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In this episode of BURNT, hosts Lauren Lehman Carter and Michelle Glogovac have a candid, unfiltered conversation about the current political and social climate in America. Reflecting on personal experiences, they explore themes of privilege, accountability, and responsibility, both on an individual level and within systems of power. The discussion examines American history, the role of ICE, government accountability, and the obligations of elected officials, while also addressing the emotional weight of parenting during uncertain and troubling times. Through honest dialogue, Lauren and Michelle emphasize the importance of personal healing, truth-telling, and storytelling as tools for connection, resistance, and meaningful change.

What We're Talking About...

  • Recent political and social events have reshaped perspectives on privilege and accountability in America.
  • White women must confront their proximity to power and the responsibilities that come with it.
  • American history is often taught through a revisionist lens, obscuring systemic harm and injustice.
  • Awareness must lead to action when addressing social, political, and human rights issues.
  • Elected officials are called to move beyond statements and take meaningful, accountable action.
  • Documenting human rights abuses is essential for transparency, truth, and accountability.
  • ICE’s expansive federal budget raises serious concerns about priorities, oversight, and impact.
  • Law enforcement should prioritize protecting and serving communities, not perpetuating violence.
  • Parenting in today’s political climate requires honest, age-appropriate conversations about justice, safety, and societal realities.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Raw Conversations

04:35 Understanding Privilege and Accountability

07:34 Historical Context and Revisionist Narratives

10:35 The Importance of Awareness and Action

13:38 Personal Responsibility and Historical Legacy

16:56 Political Accountability and Activism

19:51 Documenting Human Rights Abuses

22:47 ICE and Community Response

24:44 The Role of Content Creators in Advocacy

26:33 Different Perspectives on Jesus

27:44 Losing Our Last Fucks

29:29 Historical Context of Violence

31:33 Law Enforcement vs. ICE

33:34 The Budget and Power of ICE

35:36 Impact on Families and Children

37:21 Historical Parallels and Current Events

40:39 Privilege and Responsibility

42:53 Navigating Relationships and Politics

46:41 The Importance of Personal Stories

51:18 Hope for the Future

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