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Episode 3 uncovers some of the oldest falsehoods ever told in American history. Seemingly harmless little white lies, deliberately disseminated throughout time to distort truth and rob Black Americans of agency in their struggle for equity in America. Craig presents a preliminary exposé, a compelling referendum supporting the case for reparations on behalf of the descendants of the Black Holocaust in these United States of Scandal.
Episode 2- “Someone please call 911!”
Episode 2 challenges stereotypical views and beliefs about Black people in America. Are these perceptions real or imagined? Intentional or accidental? We explore how these attitudes contribute to a disproportionate level of police-focused activity in Black neighborhoods, further dividing the rift between law enforcement and the community.
This episode dives headfirst into so-called race relations in America, from it’s inception to the present Trump administration, offering powerful, unique, nuanced approach and perspective.
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The official “Get at Me Dog: Real Rap” podcast is a revolutionary and insightful look into so-called race relations within the United States. “Get at Me Dog,” based in New York, is hosted by Craig…