This episode back we talk Netflix's "The Remix" documentary, chronicling the hardships of some of the most prominent Black brands and cultural curators in their fight to exist. We give Misa Hylton her flowers for all that that she's done in making generations after her feel comfortable to show skin in the game. We talk about where "exclusivity" can go wrong and how "white adjacency" isn't too far behind it.
For our first segment of The Reach Out, where we highlight an artist doing amazing work in our community, we discuss Anthony Herron, Jr. (@Flow349) and how he a group of men came together to protect Jennifer McLeggan. Over the past few months, she has been targeted by racists neighbors in her community and ignored by city officials in her quest for justice. Lastly, we talk our Run & Rotate for the week, giving you a few songs to add into your daily listening. All this and more...on RTT.
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