• 1619 A FUBU Political Party + Interracial Dating (ReSegregation?) +++

  • Oct 25 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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1619 A FUBU Political Party + Interracial Dating (ReSegregation?) +++

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  • In this episode of Got's To Do Better My Brotha', we discuss the looming threat of Hurricane Milton and how it ties into the larger conversation on climate change. With extreme weather events becoming more frequent and destructive, we explore how marginalized communities are often hit the hardest and what can be done to better prepare and protect them. Beyond the storm, we dive into the bold move to launch a Black-only political party—could this be the political shift our community needs? We’ll also tackle the complexities of interracial dating, weighing the pros and cons, and finish by challenging the superficiality of modern diversity initiatives through a conversation on deprogramming diversity. Tune in as we confront the pressing issues of our time, from the climate crisis to political empowerment.

    Join us as we break it all down, keeping it real and relevant!

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    Daily Rap Up Crew https://youtu.be/8pHh6ECjtWg?si=b6dAUz9EiM16NvoB

    The Value Exchange Website
    The Value Exchange YouTube Channel
    Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc
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