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Underreported Stories of May 7
In this episode of Underreported Stories, the focus is on New York Governor Kathy Hochul's controversial statement and Chrissy Clark's reaction to it, sparking a conversation about political accountability. We delve into the University of North Carolina's grade protest and the professors' tweets that have ignited debate. Macklemore's new protest song is analyzed for its social and political implications. The narrative surrounding Columbia University's protest issues is scrutinized, highlighting media biases. Finally, the introduction of a non-binary character in the new Star Wars show is discussed, examining its cultural significance. Chrissy wraps up with her thoughts on these underreported stories.
Kathy Hochul makes a HUGE gaffe, professors are holding grades hostage, & Star Wars features a new non-binary character
Watch the show on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/ChrissyClark
Stories:
1. Kathy Hochul Said Black Kids In The Bronx Don’t Know What Computers Are - New York Post
2. Professors Hold Grades Hostage Until School Reinstates Suspended Pro-Palestinian Students - The Federalist
3. Students At Columbia Can’t Properly Spell “Palestine” - Emily Zanotti
4. Left-Wing Publication Blames Conservatives For Campus Protests - The Nation
5. Star Wars Show Features Non-Binary Character Who Uses They/Them Pronouns - Libs of TikTok
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(0:00) New York governor Kathy Hochul's controversial statement and Chrissy Clark's reaction
(1:38) University of North Carolina grade protest and professors' tweets
(2:04) Macklemore's new protest song and implications
(2:41) Columbia University protest issues and media narrative
(4:10) Star Wars new show's non-binary character discussion
(5:03) Chrissy Clark's final thoughts and wrap-up
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By Underreported StoriesIn this episode of Underreported Stories, the focus is on New York Governor Kathy Hochul's controversial statement and Chrissy Clark's reaction to it, sparking a conversation about political accountability. We delve into the University of North Carolina's grade protest and the professors' tweets that have ignited debate. Macklemore's new protest song is analyzed for its social and political implications. The narrative surrounding Columbia University's protest issues is scrutinized, highlighting media biases. Finally, the introduction of a non-binary character in the new Star Wars show is discussed, examining its cultural significance. Chrissy wraps up with her thoughts on these underreported stories.
Kathy Hochul makes a HUGE gaffe, professors are holding grades hostage, & Star Wars features a new non-binary character
Watch the show on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/ChrissyClark
Stories:
1. Kathy Hochul Said Black Kids In The Bronx Don’t Know What Computers Are - New York Post
2. Professors Hold Grades Hostage Until School Reinstates Suspended Pro-Palestinian Students - The Federalist
3. Students At Columbia Can’t Properly Spell “Palestine” - Emily Zanotti
4. Left-Wing Publication Blames Conservatives For Campus Protests - The Nation
5. Star Wars Show Features Non-Binary Character Who Uses They/Them Pronouns - Libs of TikTok
Support our sponsors:
patriotmobile.com/chrissy
underreportedstories.substack.com
(0:00) New York governor Kathy Hochul's controversial statement and Chrissy Clark's reaction
(1:38) University of North Carolina grade protest and professors' tweets
(2:04) Macklemore's new protest song and implications
(2:41) Columbia University protest issues and media narrative
(4:10) Star Wars new show's non-binary character discussion
(5:03) Chrissy Clark's final thoughts and wrap-up