Allow us to introduce you to Primate, a 20 year old Criminal Justice major who launched Puerto Rico’s first student-run political newsletter. In this interview with Primate, he discusses the origins of the newsletter, the critical issues facing Puerto Rico, and his perspective on the island’s future. Primate shared how he first discovered Destiny during a debate with a far-right pundit, initially not considering himself left-wing, and how the redpill tour ultimately inspired his shift toward liberal and progressive politics.
Click here to listen to the full interview. Please note: due to some technical difficulties, a portion of the audio was lost, and our interviewer Case’s audio is lower than usual. Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy this engaging conversation with Primate.
Primate is a Puerto Rican DGGer who has started the first student-run newsletter in Puerto Rico. I interviewed him to find out more about his newsletter, issues facing Puerto Rico, and what should come next for the island.
Unfortunately, due to some technical issues, a portion of the audio was lost. Below are the questions asked and later answered by Primate.
The rest of the interview is hosted in the Narration.
Q. Can you give us a basic introduction of who you are?
A. Hey I'm a 20 years old, 4th year criminal justice major; I work as the lead on the references team of my college political newsletter. I was born, raised and currently live in Puerto Rico and I've been following online politics since a young age.
Q. How did you discover Destiny?
A. My first introduction to Destiny was in a debate against a far right pundit (I think it was some killstream white nationalist lol). At the time I didn't consider myself left wing so I didn't pay much attention to it, but years later I rediscovered him through the redpill podcast tour which gradually convinced me of liberal/progressive politics.
Q. On Destiny’s stream you mentioned you also wrote for a newsletter, can you tell us about that?
A. My first introduction to Destiny was in a debate against a far right pundit (I think it was some killstream white nationalist lol). At the time I didn't consider myself left wing so I didn't pay much attention to it, but years later I rediscovered him through the redpill podcast tour which gradually convinced me of liberal/progressive politics.
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