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@nonperishablegoods podcast episode #52
Many were introduced to Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes and Angel Reese of the LSU Tigers after these two dynamic basketball players battled it out for their teams during the women's NCAA championship game. It WAS a good game, but what actually got all of America's twitter fingers going was because Angel made a "you can't see me" hand gesture, made popular by John Cena, to Caitlin that many viewed as unsportsmanlike while others viewed it as competitive.
People were extremely critical of Angel yet Caitlin was exercising the exact same hand gesture throughout the tournament. This led to many asking why the double standard? What's the difference? So, in American fashion many felt it was due to race. Then, to heighten the hysteria Jill Biden invited the losing team (Iowa - Caitlin) to the white house, which is unprecedented since only winners (LSU - Angel) have only been invited. This situation is just another chapter in the series of Race Rules Everything Around Me.
Really Not Radio presents a fresh, open-minded podcast hosted by Lee Bishop aka @vaschon_dragon and baby Stace. Join them WEEKLY as they discuss critical and pressing topics with their own viewpoint in hopes to reach a place of understanding, and on good days; compromise. There's always many sides to a story, and they are exploring them all. Mostly unpopular opinions, always facts and not very politically correct. Non-Perishable Goods Podcast is necessary because without knowledge the people will perish.
Watch the full episode on #youtube or listen on #Spotify and #applemusic. Search NON-PERISHABLE GOODS REALLY NOT RADIO. Follow us on Instagram @nonperishablegoods
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By NON-PERISHABLE GOODS"You Can't See Me"
@nonperishablegoods podcast episode #52
Many were introduced to Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes and Angel Reese of the LSU Tigers after these two dynamic basketball players battled it out for their teams during the women's NCAA championship game. It WAS a good game, but what actually got all of America's twitter fingers going was because Angel made a "you can't see me" hand gesture, made popular by John Cena, to Caitlin that many viewed as unsportsmanlike while others viewed it as competitive.
People were extremely critical of Angel yet Caitlin was exercising the exact same hand gesture throughout the tournament. This led to many asking why the double standard? What's the difference? So, in American fashion many felt it was due to race. Then, to heighten the hysteria Jill Biden invited the losing team (Iowa - Caitlin) to the white house, which is unprecedented since only winners (LSU - Angel) have only been invited. This situation is just another chapter in the series of Race Rules Everything Around Me.
Really Not Radio presents a fresh, open-minded podcast hosted by Lee Bishop aka @vaschon_dragon and baby Stace. Join them WEEKLY as they discuss critical and pressing topics with their own viewpoint in hopes to reach a place of understanding, and on good days; compromise. There's always many sides to a story, and they are exploring them all. Mostly unpopular opinions, always facts and not very politically correct. Non-Perishable Goods Podcast is necessary because without knowledge the people will perish.
Watch the full episode on #youtube or listen on #Spotify and #applemusic. Search NON-PERISHABLE GOODS REALLY NOT RADIO. Follow us on Instagram @nonperishablegoods