By ADHustle
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The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.
In this episode we dive into the idea of Celebrity worship, Stan Culture, and how social media influences idolization.
In this episode Brie and I discuss Black Erasure. We discuss Black Erasure in media, in culture, and in education.
In Media
White washing movies
Where are the Black iconic sitcoms like in the 90s early 2000s (Martin, Jamie fox, living single, Fresh Prince, Moesha, The Parkers, family matters, wyans bros)
Tarajis comments about equal pay & Monique
Cultural appropriation
Making black slang into “American slang” mainstream on social media
Elvis, Madonna, The Kardashians, (where is the black Kim K ? Famous for black culture while I appreciate Kim for her Criminal justice reform more can be done) Eminem, Jlo, Macklemore (white rappers) John B ( tina Marie, r&b classics sung by white people)
Korean fried chicken/ K-pop Korean & African American influence
In education:
Today we explore the hot topic issue of Black History Month, and how some people seem to think that it is "outdated". We have 2 experts to discuss:
Dr. Kaniqua Robinson is an applied cultural anthropologist &
Dr. Grace Gipson an assistant professor in the department of African American Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond, VA).
We review what social media & public opinion consider Benefits and Setbacks (pros & cons) to having Black History Month.
Benefits:
Knowing the past ensures that history doesn't repeat itself
Black History Month helps combat white washing of history
Filling in the gaps where education curriculum is failing
Shows role models of greatness highlighted for our youth
Continues the legacy of black icons
Set Backs:
Corporate Black History events & Companies profiting from BHM (Walmart, Bath & Body works)
Too much history to be condensed into one month
Most History is about slavery and civil rights our history is so much more vast
Woke White folks alleviating their white guilt
Only hear about “the good ones” Martin, Harriet, Rosa. What about Malcolm, Fred Hampton, Nat Turner
No year long reinforcements to restricted to the month of February
On this episode we do a quick catch up on where we have been, why we were on hiatus, and a tease of what to expect this upcoming year on the podcast. The main expectation being CONSISTENCY!
2021 has already been a hell of a year - From the Olympics to politics to the latest in music & Entertainment we have a lot to catch up on!
In this Episode we talk
Black Music Update:
Black Entertainment News & Hot Topics:
Political News:
In this Episode we Discuss:
Black Politics & The Black Agenda:
Black Music Update & Hot Topics
We discuss the circus that was the 2020 presidential debate. Days after the debate the President of the United States who recklessly handled the Corona-virus contracted the disease . Is it all a hoax? Join us as we break down the debate as well as a Black Music update regarding new music Drake, Meg The Stallion, Young Thug, Avant & More!
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron comes out with a statement announcing no charges in the case of the Execution of Breonna Taylor. Join us as we discuss this as well as Joe Biden's Digital campaign strategy as opposed to Trumps Fuck Coronavirus approach.(Will he repeat the Hilary 2016 campaign mistakes "hint" - PROBABLY). Special Guest @_theblackgatsby_ joins us in an in depth discussion regarding the Megan The Stallion Vs Tory Lanez Fiasco. (ITS A GOOD 1) CHEERS & ENJOY!
Join us as we discuss the importance of voting as eloquently stated by The Obamas @ the DNC, Trump Politicizing wearing masks, Monica Versuz Brandy, Big Sean's new album Detroit, Ray J's divorce and much more!
Premiers September 22nd! We air weekly on Tuesdays @ 7PM !
Funny, Entertaining, Informative, and Advocating progress for our people. Come have a drink and/or a smoke with co hosts @Adhustle_ and Brie Anne & lets really talk about it. This podcast advocates for equity & inclusion for Black people living and working in the American Culture; while also having fun moments and discussing popular black culture as it relates to music, entertainment and politics . Each host moderates 3 topics each *The Black Agenda *Black Politics *The Black Music Update *Hot topics *Black Mental Health *The Black Family
The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.