The rj197638x's Podcast

Today is Amerikkka's Independence Day, Not for Black People

On this day, Amerikkka celebrates her independence. However, it's not a day for the independence of Black people. We're still treated as 4th class citizens despite the countless contributions we have made to this nation.

Black People Continue to Support Phylicia Rashad

Despite media "outrage," the Black community continues their love and support for Ms. Phylicia Rashad. The Black community are sending the message that we will not allow White supremacy to dictate to us who we should or shouldn't support.

Sha'Carri Richardson Tests Positive for Marijuana

American sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson has apologized for testing positive for marijuana. She explained that she used marijuana to help her cope with the death of her biological mother. Nevertheless, Richardson has been banned from competing in the 100M at the Olympics in Tokyo.

Phylicia Rashad Facing Backlash for her Support of Mr. Cosby

Howard University has condemned Phylicia Rashad for her tweet supporting Bill Cosby, and sadly many in the Black community have followed suit and are talking about "cancelling" Ms. Rashad.

Chauncey Billups Hired as Blazers Coach, Yet Scrutinized

On Tuesday, Chauncey Billups was introduced as the new head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers. A good portion of the news conference focused around the the details of a 1997 rape allegation that resurfaced last week.

Bill Cosby to be Released From Prison

Actor, comedian, and philanthropist Bill Cosby, will be released from prison. The Pennsylvania appeals court overturned his conviction for sexual assault, ruling that Mr. Cosby had been denied a fair trial in 2018.

Amerikkka's Disturbing History of Flooding Black Towns

Lake Lanier, which was Oscarville, GA, and located in Forsyth County, GA, was a predominately thriving Black community that had schools, and churches. In 1912, 2 Black teenagers were accused of rape. The boys were tried, convicted, sentenced to death, and executed. An angry mob of White men terrorized, drove out, and killed the remaining Black residents of Oscarville. In the 1920s, the town was deserted and town into a man-made lake. Oscarville is one of many examples of how Amerikkka has erased Black towns from existence.

The BET Awards Doesn't Represent Black Excellence

The BET Awards were held last night, and entertainers like Lil Nas X, Cardi B., and The Migos were celebrated. These individuals represent debauchery, stupidity, and sexual irresponsibility to our community, particularly our children. There isn't any excellence in this, just death and destruction.

The Black Community Continues to Get Played

On Friday, Joe Biden called on Congress to pass a proposal called the Equality Act which would amend the 1964 Civil Rights Act and provide protection for LGBTQ individuals. Other communities are receiving tangibles off the struggles of our community.

Carl Nassib Receives Support, Michael Sam an Afterthought

On Monday, Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib came out as gay. It has been reported that Nassib is the first active player in the league to publicly identify as gay. However, in 2014, the St. Louis Rams drafted Michael Sam, and he openly came out as gay. Nassib has received support from the league and commissioner Roger Goodell but Sam wasn't afforded these same benefits. Not to mention, as of yesterday Nassib had the highest selling jersey in the NFL.