We are joined by two old friends - one from Southern California, one from South Carolina  - to discuss what we've seen so far, bad Twitter takes we've read, and our thoughts on what comes next. We remember our run ins with the police as well. 

A short episode on two (sadly) former Kentucky residents -- the forgotten, Garret Morgan (a man for our times), and the strangely ignored, Breonna Taylor. 

We also ponder the question: How you gonna lead a movement if no one is behind you?

$100M from Netflix pays for a lot of honest introspection.  This week we talk about how BlackAF# goes farther inside the psyche of today's black elite than most black creative endeavors. We're a long way from Esther Rolle's tiny afro and John Amos' flared nostrils - but have we gone forward or backward?  

Rosa Parks 2.0? Let's not get crazy.  The Black History Fashion Show is here provide perspective. On our off day, no less. We're going to talk about Shelly Luther and Rosa Parks but first we're going to talk about Irene Morgan. Don't know who Irene Morgan is? That's why we're here, Homie. 

And we'll put the Governor in his proper place, too. 

Andrew "Rube" Foster - 8th grade, Jim Crow educated, baseball giant, National Negro League founder dispensed pitching lessons and lessons on how to win civil and social victories without getting. political. 

A breakdown of black privilege and the black elite.