Your favorite RAPpers are back to talk about the Black Manosphere and how it shows up.

Your favorite RAPpers discuss Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie's "The danger of the single story" and how it relates to Deesha Philyaw's "The Secret Lives of Church Ladies" and Jazmine Sullivan's "Heaux Tales." Both pieces of art allow audience members to practice empathy due to their story telling.

We're back! Quise and Somer discuss bell hooks and her book "All About Love." We discuss why she's important to us and the public imagination. Thanks, Bey.

Marquise and Somer discuss Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God" as they go through the book.

Your favorite RAPpers discuss our struggles with imposter syndrome and the bastardization of identity politics in politics and popular culture.

This is the pure nonsense episode. Your favorite RAPpers are back to cover different topics. No structure. Just vibes.

Your favorite RAPpers go over Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, the history copyright, and race records. But also what it means to protect Black creativity.

Your favorite RAPpers discuss their thoughts around respectability politics and break down some themes of liberation and sex in Jazmine Sullivan's Heaux Tales.

Your favorite RAPpers are back to discuss different resistance movements in the diaspora. We talk Haiti, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Black America.

Your favorite RAPpers talk about how social media has reimagined and rebranded Kamala.