Explicitly Melavating.

Explicitly Melavating.

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Explicitly Melavating. episodes

  • There's A Target On Our Backs!
    From George Floyd to Ahmaud Arbery, to Breonna Taylor to Jacob Blake, it seems there's an active target on the backs of black people across this country. We never get the chance to heal from a previous tragedy before we get hit with another one. On this weeks episode we discussed the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha Wisconsin, as well as the events of the riots that took place after, including Kyle Rittenhouse, the American terrorist who went around murdering people. We also discussed Toxic Masculinity, and its influence on the situation between Megan The Stallion and Tory Lanez, and if he should be cancelled. We left a few things to do for Jacob Blake in this critical time for him at the end of the episode.
    Justice For Jacob Blake, Justice For Breonna Taylor, Justice For Ahmaud Arbery, Justice For George Floyd, and the many more who do not get publicity!
    1 hr 13 min
  • A lesson on systemic oppression and qualified immunity
    As the marginalized group in America, the are various institutions that facilitate the oppression of African Americans, be it blatantly or subliminally. We broke down a few forms of systemic oppression, and dissected the problem with qualified immunity, as well as giving our varying opinions about the prison system and who should be getting incarcerated, oh and stop hating on WAP just because you either have a DAP or for the men a WAP.
    41 min
  • The Disconnect Between Africans and African Americans featuring Jessica Quansah
    As we strive for greatness and unity within our own communities, we need to address any factors that create division within ourselves, listen to both sides of the story and come up with a compromise for the betterment of all black people. On this episode we discussed the different perspectives that create division between Africans and African Americans, as well as debunking the stereotypes attached to each side. We also gave our personal takes on Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the election in November.
    1 hr 10 min
  • War On Drugs Or Should We Say The War On Poor Black People
    The War On Drugs orchestrated by Ronald Reagan in the 1980s had extensive negative effects on the black community, some of which are still seen today. We dissected the details surrounding the War On Drugs, it's effects that helped the surge in the incarceration black folks, as well as the mindset of drug dealers during that time.
    1 hr 1 min

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The impact centered, enlightening podcast, focused on illuminating our people, inspiring our people, and shifting the ignorant, and self harming paradigms, created by the Amerikkkan construct of normalized oppression, subjugation, and spiritual bondage.