Is Saucy Santana correct?
Are Gay Black Men controlling the culture?
Do we criticize them behind the scenes and then seek out their services in-between?

Is Saucy Santana correct? Are Gay Black Men controlling the culture? Do we criticize them behind the scenes and then seek out their services in-between?

SAUCY SANTANA CLAIMS ‘GAY MEN ARE THE BLUEPRINT AND BLACK WOMEN ALWAYS CALL ON THEM FOR HELP.’ DOES HE HAVE A POINT? LET’S TALK ABOUT IT.

Imagine a politically astute, socially conscious, unapologetically opinionated, call to action warrior version of ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, and you have Danny Morrison; a community centered, civic minded thought leader and change maker. Routinely, Danny visits correctional facilities and mentors youth groups throughout California with a musical, spoken word, motivational appeal; giving back countless hours of service to the beloved community. His daily “But That’s Just Me” show opening commentary is fire; and will be anxiously anticipated by listeners each midday.

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SAUCY SANTANA CLAIMS ‘GAY MEN ARE THE BLUEPRINT AND BLACK WOMEN ALWAYS CALL ON THEM FOR HELP.’ DOES HE HAVE A POINT? LET’S TALK ABOUT IT.

SAUCY SANTANA CLAIMS ‘GAY MEN ARE THE BLUEPRINT AND BLACK WOMEN ALWAYS CALL ON THEM FOR HELP.’ DOES HE HAVE A POINT? LET’S TALK ABOUT IT.