Ax Ron P

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  • Yosemite P Part 3, Episode 47

    One of the most unique and powerful rights granted to first-class citizens of the United States is the 2nd Amendment, the right to bear arms. What is the history of gun control for second-class citizens (Black & Brown peoples) in the United States, to what extent does this legacy inform current polices regarding current firearm regulation, how may it inform future legislation, and how does this relate to the alarming increase of gun related homicides in Chicago, Illinois during July 2020? Can gun control alone prevent community violence? Could Black gun owners have two worse presidential candidates to pick from? Part 3 of 3.

    53 min
  • Yosemite P Part 2, Episode 46

    One of the most unique and powerful rights granted to first-class citizens of the United States is the 2nd Amendment, the right to bear arms. What is the history of gun control for second-class citizens (Black & Brown peoples) in the United States, to what extent does this legacy inform current polices regarding current firearm regulation, how may it inform future legislation, and how does this relate to the alarming increase of gun related homicides in Chicago, Illinois during July 2020? Can gun control alone prevent community violence? Could Black gun owners have two worse presidential candidates to pick from? Part 2 of 3.

    34 min
  • Yosemite P Part 1, Episode 45

    One of the most unique and powerful rights granted to first-class citizens of the United States is the 2nd Amendment, the right to bear arms. What is the history of gun control for second-class citizens (Black & Brown peoples) in the United States, to what extent does this legacy inform current polices regarding current firearm regulation, how may it inform future legislation, and how does this relate to the alarming increase of gun related homicides in Chicago, Illinois during July 2020? Can gun control alone prevent community violence? Could Black gun owners have two worse presidential candidates to pick from? Part 1 of 3.

    34 min
  • Many Truths, Episode 44

    Nick Cannon's relationship with ViacomCBS was mostly terminated after content from his podcast was labeled as hateful.  What does 'hate' mean to second class citizens and how might our understandings differ from how first class citizens define 'hate'?  How might these differences allow for a range of valid perspectives regarding this controversy?

    46 min
  • Oreos & Turncoats Part 2, Episode 41

    Outlining the history of NASCAR, the black drivers, it's recent policies prohibiting the Treason flag from all races, as well as speculating about the organization's inspiration to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement.  Part 2 of 2.

    49 min
  • Oreos & Turncoats Part 1, Episode 40

    Outlining the history of NASCAR, the black drivers, it's recent policies prohibiting the Treason flag from all races, as well as speculating about the organization's inspiration to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement.  Part 1 of 2.

    35 min
  • Real Money Part 2, Episode 39

    On June 11th, 2020 the US stock markets dropped 6% after a substantial recovery rally from lows of the market crash in late March.  Many major media outlets have been suggesting our economy will recover in a "V-shape", but the market events of June 11th and 12th potentially foreshadow a different story.  Why is this important, what are the implications of recent financial stimulus policies in the context of larger market trends, and what can we do to financially protect and empower ourselves in the event that the Financial Crisis of 2020 is not already over?  Part 2 of 2.

    26 min
  • Real Money Part 1, Episode 38

    On June 11th, 2020 the US stock markets dropped 6% after a substantial recovery rally from lows of the market crash in late March.  Many major media outlets have been suggesting our economy will recover in a "V-shape", but the market events of June 11th and 12th potentially foreshadow a different story.  Why is this important, what are the implications of recent financial stimulus policies in the context of larger market trends, and what can we do to financially protect and empower ourselves in the event that the Financial Crisis of 2020 is not already over?  Part 1 of 2.

    30 min
  • We Bleed Just Like Them, Episode 37

    In the wake of the gruesome execution of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 31st, 2020 the National Security Advisor told the American people that the police are not "systemically" racist and President Trump identified a new public enemy…Antifa.  With protests, rioting and looting spreading from city to city over the past week, I identify and explain new concerns related to our safety as a Black people and as Americans.

    41 min

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