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Why Do Black People Romanticize "The Struggle"?

What started as one mans dream to become a radio personality, is now a podcast attempting to bring you thought provoking commentary in a terribly organized art form

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What started as one mans dream to become a radio personality, is now a podcast attempting to bring you thought provoking commentary in a terribly organized art form

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Why Do Black People Romanticize "The Struggle"?

Why Do Black People Romanticize "The Struggle"?