On this episode, teen Ebunoluwa Akadiri expresses her concern for American's attitudes toward black protesters. How come unarmed Black Lives Matter protesters warrant riot gear and tear gas, but second amendment protesters carrying military-grade weapons are not seen as a threat from the state's eyes. What will it take for our government to stop killing us?

16: Ebunoluwa Akadiri: Why Can't We Protest for Our Right to Live?

was it something i said? was created in 2018, when i was a freshman in highschool. since then, over 60 episodes have been recorded, edited and published. i am taking everything i’ve learned over the years and adding what i know now: 

this podcast is love increasing, conversation is where knowledge exists, i am an expert of nothing and a student of everything, was it something i said? is a crux where knowledge, pleasure and love have life.

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was it something i said? was created in 2018, when i was a freshman in highschool. since then, over 60 episodes have been recorded, edited and published. i am taking everything i’ve learned over the years and adding what i know now: this podcast is love increasing, conversation is where knowledge exists, i am an expert of nothing and a student of everything, was it something i said? is a crux where knowledge, pleasure and love have life.

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16: Ebunoluwa Akadiri: Why Can't We Protest for Our Right to Live?

16: Ebunoluwa Akadiri: Why Can't We Protest for Our Right to Live?