S2E11 As the nationwide protest continue we talk it all out!!

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S2E11 As the nationwide protest continue we talk it all out!!

Jun 10, 2020 · 2h 6m 16s

From George Floyd’s funeral to Ben Crump to athletes voicing their opinions. We discuss it all.

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The Really Real Sports Podcast

3 years ago

Thank y’all so much!!! Love y’all

The Really Real Sports Podcast

3 years ago

I already enjoyed talking shit about drew and he made it that much funner

Jess

3 years ago

Yes Business shoutouts..... list your business

Wes

3 years ago

Oh gosh Bugg

Wes

3 years ago

Yes mam @Jess. I agree 100%

Jess

3 years ago

Black mental health issues need to be addressed toonwhich is one of the reasons our community has anger issues amongst other issues... trauma is real

Wes

3 years ago

It's the psychology of having that gun

Wes

3 years ago

I see that kind of stuff all the time

Jess

3 years ago

Hey

Jess

3 years ago

Dang @ muff

Jess

3 years ago

Even though they keep moving the finish line

Jess

3 years ago

Yes we need to finish what we have started...let's carry the baton we got from our ancestors and elders to the finish line

Wes

3 years ago

What's your thoughts on having more anthropology studies in K-12?

Wes

3 years ago

The majority of those black hair products are produced by Loreal...

Wes

3 years ago

From a 2019 Essence mag article...BLACK BUYING POWER African-Americans spend $1.2 trillion each year, and that number is projected to rise to $1.5 trillion by 2021. In 2018 the Black hair care industry raked in an estimated $2.51 billion, as Black consumers have progressively made the switch from general products to those that specifically cater to them. In 2017 African-Americans captured 86 percent of the ethnic beauty market, accounting for $54 million of the $63 million spent, Nielsen reported. In 2017 we also spent $127 million on grooming aids and $465 million on skin care.

Wes

3 years ago

I think we should celebrate both Juneteenth and The 4th. I feel like boycotting the 4th perpetuates the segregation narrative. We encourage whites to celebrate juneteenth. I think we may have to change some of out wording. We're still using the enemy rhetoric.

Jess

3 years ago

Yes I was just about to say that they have a CEO but not owned

Jess

3 years ago

It's gotta be more than Trump supporters... you have black people that support Trump too