Double Minority Report

Double Minority Report

By Marcel Smith & Ae SouthammavongComedySociety & CultureReligion & Spirituality
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Double Minority Report episodes

  • Move or Movement

    Mar brings the up concerns of wanting to be as unjudgentmal as possible but feels like having no voice for the sake of avoiding controversy is a huge part of the problem. Ae speaks up and reassures us that we have to say what we feel and in turn be open to the thoughts and opinions of others. Together they come to the resolution that we must speak our minds, but also be real activists beyond just our "words". 

    33 min
  • When They Go Low, Imma Kick You In The Face

    Is there a proper way to combat racism? It seems like no matter what we do in the face of bigotry countless people still end up being treated unfairly and in the extreme losing their lives. In the fight for fair treatment Mar and Ae question whether or not there is a correct way to go up against racist acts and demand equality.

    35 min
  • Wack Ass Bitches with Weak Ass Cheek Bones

    Social media knows so much about us what we buy, what we like, where we are, and when we break up, make up, and post some sad ass meme about it. Ae and Mar go in on the controversial break up post and discuss when its appropriate to comment, ignore, or mute a bitch.

    33 min
  • Trolling Constructively?

    Ae and Mar back with the sh*t$. Its been a long and exhausting summer "break" but the wait is finally over as they discuss the rise of online trolling and the difference between said trolling and constructive criticism.

    33 min
  • Stay Your Ass Home

    Ae and Mar are on full COVID-19 alert, don't cough their way or sneeze in their direction otherwise you might get cut.

    22 min
  • Stay Your Ass Home
    Ae and Mar are on full COVID-19 alert, don't cough their way or sneeze in their direction otherwise you might get cut.
    22 min

About Double Minority Report

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Join Ae and Mar as they discuss their experiences being "double minorities." Through open and honest conversations, they evaluate that everyone has experienced being different at some point and thus…