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In today's episode, I speak about the Curtis Flowers Supreme Court case about racial discrimination in the selection of the jury that convicted him in the sixth attempt in his murder trial. Also I am talking about how Florida Republicans are going against the voice of the people, who reinstated the voting rights of 1.6 million ex-felons, by passing a bill that is essentially a poll tax on these felons.
In this episode, with my guest Marissa J of The Queen's Table, we discuss the whether Trump should be impeached or not. We dive into what we know this president has done and whether it calls for him to go or stay. Enjoy
This episode is about the issue I have with #ADOS. I agree with some of their policy standings but have issues with other parts of the movement. Hope you like it. Enjoy
This episode is about mental health and our community. What do we need to do to help curve this epidemic that is ignored in our community. Subscribe to the show, rate the episode. and give it a review
This episode is about how the Black community can get the things we want from our politicians instead of saying that they aren't doing anything for us. You can find this and all other episodes on Apple Podcast, Google, Podcast, Spotify, Anchor, and other locations you listen to podcast shows. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to get notified of new episodes that I release, rate this episode, and give your honest review this episode and all other episodes that have been released. Also follow me on Instagram @kingtruthpodcast and Facebook @Durell Fain. You can DM me with show topics you would like to hear me talk about, suggestions on how to improve the show, or just to get to know me. I hope you enjoy
In today's episode I speak on the attempt to pass a Stand Your Ground law in Arkansas and the impassioned speech by Senator Stephanie Flowers. I also talk about the H.R. 1 bill passed by the House of Representatives and how Republicans are opposing it. And my spotlight on Black Girl Magic. Enjoy
After the sentencing of Paul Manufort last night, a lot of people are upset and feel he received special treatment. Black people have been saying that there are two different court systems in America and people called us crazy. Well, We Tried to Tell You
On this episode I am going to talking about a couple of issues. First is what I call "Racism Stupidity." I will touch on different events like a school taking students to a plantation, having them pick cotton, and sing slave songs. This is one topic I touch on. Second I will give my thoughts on Michael Jackson and the Leaving Neverland documentary.
Here lately in the news is the discussion about reparations with a couple of candidates saying they support reparations. This is my point of view about reparations and my plan for reparations
In this episode I take you on a journey of a real black man that has been placed into the sunken place and has no plans of leaving
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