Join us while we discuss the prevalence of the confederate flag and other symbols from the confederacy and debunk the claims they are about heritage and not hate.

Graphic of Confederate Monuments referred to in the episode can be found here, SPLC Confederate Graphic

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Kass is BACK!!! On our first recording back together the insurrection of the U.S. Capitol had happened not 5 hours before. SO you will be hearing our initial thoughts and reactions to it.

Today Kass enlightens us to one of the reasons the black community struggles to trust the medical field.

Can pro black and mixed relations go together? We talk about the technical definitions and our thoughts on it in this episode.

In this episode we dig into the racist perception that black people are lazy. 

Here's a link to Victor Luckerson's website that is referred to in the podcast. You can sign up for his email list and get updates on his investigation into the Black Wall Street and the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Ok every two weeks:

http://vicluckerson.com/

Mid conversation Kass and Dor turn on the mic to capture their conversation around news headlines in regards to white and black criminals and heros. They start on a slight tangent we were on about the frustrating topic of getting caught up in semantics. 

Here's the article referred to in this episode. It gives examples of headlines for white suspects and black victims, showing the stark contrast in how we feed racial bias in our news media.

When The Media Treats White Suspects And Killers Better Than Black Victims

Recorded back in August, when the racial tension was still very heighten, Kass and Dor talk about a situation that unfolded in an online FB community Dorian's a part of. They also discuss the differences in how, in general, white women and black women seem to respond to confrontation. 

Today we give you Just A Little Insight into the beginning of our journey creating this podcast. The different thoughts and decisions we went through while looking through the lens of racial sensitivities and how our audience would respond to certain aspects of the show.