Benjamin Boyce on the Evergreen State Protests and Lessons for America

Tags: Media and Culture, Strategy

03/31/2021 Robert P. Murphy

Benjamin Boyce is a writer, interviewer, and filmmaker who rose to fame by relaying his experiences as a student during the infamous Evergreen State protests in 2017. He talks with Bob about the lessons we can learn as the rest of the country follows the same trajectory of identity politics.

Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:

The YouTube version of this interview
Benjamin Boyce’s YouTube channel
Benjamin Boyce’s Complete Evergreen Story (chaps. 10 and 15 were specifically mentioned in the interview)
Stephen King’s On Writing

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