No passport is needed for today's adventure to Lagos, Nigeria. Join Queen Sunny Honey and her Tinder-tales from the Motherland perspective. Time to bust the myths that Africans are living in huts, and deal with the reality that Nigeria looks like NYC.
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The most dangerous thing in the world “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” -Martin Luther King Jr.…
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BTR News – Welcome to another BTR News w/ Scotty Reid segment. BTR News Contributor Kwabena Rasuli, the founder of Clear The Airwaves Project, a radio DJ joined the podcast. We are in conversation about the launch of the “Respect Us Campaign” which kicked off on Saturday, March 16, 2019, with a public forum in New York City that was broadcast on WBAI FM radio. The campaign is sponsored in part by National Congress of Black Women and National Black Leadership Alliance.
An appeal was made to the Black listening audience to participate in what they are calling “Sanction Sunday,”. The very next day on Sunday, March 17, Participating church pastors called on their congregations to withdraw their dollars from Subway restaurants and Kohl’s Department Store on the weekend of March 23 & 24th. The “Respect US Campaign” says it is using political tools by leveraging the consumption habits of the Black Community and its allies against the corporations who support radio music programming that degrades and dehumanizes Black people and especially women.
Speaking of women and music that degrades and glorifies and therefore encourages anti-Black social behavior through music, a rapper and former stripper who grew up in impoverished conditions is on the hot seat for video confessions about crimes she committed against men she met in strip clubs. While not seemingly boasting about her crimes, Cardi B seemed to rationalize her behavior by suggesting that is what she had to do in order to pay for studio time to record music. Some in the social media sphere have compared her case to Bill Cosby.
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In numerous video confession tapes including the Breakfast Club, Cardi B admitted to drugging victims under the pretense of a private sexual encounter, described raping them by “tranny” which is additionally rape by deception, and then robbing her victims of all their cash and other valuables. Kwabena also discussed the type of behavior glorified in Cardi B’s music tracks and shared his thoughts on this latest revelation from the ratchet “Urban Radio”.
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