In this video, we delve into the recurring pattern of certain Black men who are quick to critique their own community but remain silent when individuals from other races commit similar acts. Why is there a disparity in accountability? Let’s explore the roots of this double standard and its impact on Black communities.

In this video, we delve into the recurring pattern of certain Black men who are quick to critique their own community but remain silent when individuals from other races commit similar acts. Why is there a disparity in accountability? Let’s explore the roots of this double standard and its impact on Black communities.

Why Are Black Men Silent on White Accountability?

The DwannB Podcast is where music history, politics, and social commentary collide—uncensored and unfiltered. Hosted by Dwann Brown—author, documentarian, music historian, comedian, and cultural critic—this show digs deep into the stories, systems, and sounds that shaped Black America and continue to shape the world.From dissecting the real roots of hip hop and soul to exposing media narratives, confronting anti-Blackness, and unpacking the cultural shifts happening right now—Dwann brings you truth with no chaser. As the creator of It’s Bigger Than Hip Hop: The Black American Music Family Tree, he brings receipts, rhythm, and real talk.Whether you're here for bold historical breakdowns, political analysis, unapologetic conversations about Black culture, or the occasional cardology forecast—you’re in the right place.

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The DwannB Podcast is where music history, politics, and social commentary collide—uncensored and unfiltered. Hosted by Dwann Brown—author, documentarian, music historian, comedian, and cultural critic—this show digs deep into the stories, systems, and sounds that shaped Black America and continue to shape the world. From dissecting the real roots of hip hop and soul to exposing media narratives, confronting anti-Blackness, and unpacking the cultural shifts happening right now—Dwann brings you truth with no chaser. As the creator of It’s Bigger Than Hip Hop: The Black American Music Family Tree, he brings receipts, rhythm, and real talk. Whether you're here for bold historical breakdowns, political analysis, unapologetic conversations about Black culture, or the occasional cardology forecast—you’re in the right place.

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Why Are Black Men Silent on White Accountability?

Why Are Black Men Silent on White Accountability?