I discuss the recent Anti-Black Terrorist attack that took place at Top's grocery store in Buffalo NY.

I discuss how these dudes sitting in the streets claim to be tough while at the same time are totally of code with their behavior. I discuss how they defer to non black female, yet have so much aggressive energy for other blacks male and female alike.

In this episode I. Speak on the deception behind the terms Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and th e political and societal ramifications of failing to see it's purpose and use against the black family

I discuss an article in the Jamaica Observer discussing the weak reception according to their sources that Reggae musco been receiving worldwide. In addition I address the claim made in the article how hip-hop was created in Jamaica and yet Jamaica itself as a culture, nation and people do not have any grounding with hip hop music. tune in a for a good podcast.

I discuss the Seeding Opportunity Initiative and the Cannabis Control Board in New York. I also discuss the history of New York's treatment of cannabis related offenses going back to Gov. David Patterson.

I discuss the latest news on the push for reparations from CARICOM. I discuss the ten point plan by the Caricom Reparations Commission. Including in this discussion are my comments on some of the talk about reparations and how some people come off as leech like and parasitic when engaging in the conversation.

I discuss the interview that the mother Peter Spencer gave to Pittsburgh Action 4 news. I discuss some of the problematic statements that were made during the interview. I also discuss the some of the family members discussing opening a Jamaican restaurant.

I discuss an incident that occurred in BrookHaven, Mississippi, where a black fedex driver accuses father and son of chasing and shooting at him. The accuser says he was in his FedEx Uniform delivering a package when the incident took place.

In this report I discuss what a hate crime is according to the United States Department of Justice. Included in the discussion is the lack of Justice and and disrespect shown to the families of two women by the police in Bridgeport, Connecticut and the mayor's apology to the family.