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Thomas C. Holt

Thomas C. Holt

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Oct 3, 2026

Michael StauchHOST
8:04
Yeah, no, I thought that was brilliant, and I also really...
Michael StauchHOST
8:07
It, it reminded me, I use this book, uh, when I'm teaching sometimes, Thomas Holt's Children of Fire, and he discusses Louisiana's Separate Car Bill in 1890 as allowing Black folks to enter these spaces, but only on the, um, presumption of a hierarchy, a racial hierarchy in which they're subordinate.
Michael StauchHOST
8:24
So the key is, like, they can't enter as equals, but they can enter as, um, the, the Black nurses of white children, for example.
Michael StauchHOST
8:31
So I thought that was, to me, that really resonated, and I thought that was a really helpful way of thinking about the immigration system.
Michael StauchHOST
8:04
Yeah, no, I thought that was brilliant.
Michael StauchHOST
8:06
It reminded me, I use this book when I'm teaching sometimes, Thomas Holt's Children of Fire, and he discusses Louisiana's separate car bill in 1890 as allowing Black folks to enter these spaces, but only on the presumption of a hierarchy, a racial hierarchy in which they're subordinate.
Michael StauchHOST
8:24
So the key is like they can't enter as equals, but they can enter as the black nurses of white children, for example.
Michael StauchHOST
8:31
So I thought that was, to me, that really resonated.
Michael StauchHOST
11:34
Yeah, no, I thought that was brilliant.
Michael StauchHOST
11:35
And I also really, it reminded me, I use this book when I'm teaching sometimes, Thomas Holt's Children of Fire, and he discusses Louisiana's separate car bill in 1890 as allowing Black folks to enter these spaces, but only on the presumption of a hierarchy, a racial hierarchy in which they're subordinate.
Michael StauchHOST
11:53
So the key is like they can't enter as equals, but they can enter as the black nurses of white children, for example.
Michael StauchHOST
12:01
So I thought that was to me that really resonated.

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