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The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.
On this episode of Corrected Felon Podcast, Inspiretheblock gives his take on the US house passing a bill that would automatically register 18-26 year old American male citizens for the draft.
On this eposide of Corrected Felon Podcast I give a rant to the twitter post by Valentina Gomez a MEGA republican who's running for the "Secretary of State" in Missouri. She mentioned that "You not black or an American if you not voting for Donald Trump". I give my response as a black man to those comments and Joe Biden words 4 years ago.
On this episode of Corrected Felon Podcast, Inspiretheblock dives into the landmark decisions by the United States Supreme Court regarding the unconstitutional, cruel and unusual punishment of sentencing juveniles (18 and younger) to life without parole in state prisons. Inspiretheblock give a personal account because he was sentence to life without parole as a juvenile in the Michigan Department of Corrections
On this episode of the Corrected Felon Podcast, Inspiretheblock breaks down the situation regarding rapper Jim Jones's fight at the airport when he tells the cops that he's been assaulted, Rappers like Jim Jones often communicate to young people that talking to the police is a no, regardless of the situation, it's snitching and that's a zero policy if you from the streets.
Summary
The host discusses the current state of hip hop, the impact of policies on the black community, and the generational trauma that has led to the criminal behavior of young black boys. He emphasizes the lack of positive role models and the elevation of rappers and entertainers as the only inspiration for young boys. He also highlights the issues of access to guns, the influence of the internet, and the prevalence of drug use among young people. The host calls for better representation of black men and for rappers to sell a more positive message.
Keywords
hip hop, policies, black community, generational trauma, criminal behavior, positive role models, rappers, entertainers, guns, internet, drug use, representation, positive message
Takeaways
The current state of hip hop and the ongoing beefs between artists
The impact of policies on the black community and the generational trauma experienced by young black boys
The lack of positive role models and the elevation of rappers and entertainers as the only inspiration for young boys
The issues of access to guns, the influence of the internet, and the prevalence of drug use among young people
The need for better representation of black men and for rappers to sell a more positive message
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and State of Hip Hop
03:24 Impact of Policies on the Black Community
08:25 Generational Trauma and Criminal Behavior
14:23 Lack of Positive Role Models for Young Boys
23:46 The Need for Better Representation and Positive Messages
On episode 30 of the Corrected Felon Podcast, Inspiretheblock ask the simple question; Should black people continue to support the democratic party with it's history of broken promises to black people.
On this episode of the Corrected Felon Podcast, Inspiretheblock gives insight to the term "Crashing Out". A warning to black parents on what's going with young black boys in the black community
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.