I'M SORRY PAPAS

I’m baaaaackkkk. A lot of mispronunciations as always. You know how I do. This week I’m speaking on the Nolan Wells case, black children in predominantly white spaces, and the education reform act.

Warning: This episode consist of discussions of sexual assault.I’m asking for a lot once again. All I do is beg y’all to act right.

This weeks episode is heavy per uge. This week we’re talking about medical racism and how fatal it is to our black mothers. We need our conscious black doctors now more than ever.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode has a few colorful words in it. There are brief discussions of sexual assault. Despite my constant detours, I'd like to encourage you all to vote this year. We need a blue wave!

I know it's not Tuesday, but better late than never. I cannot end Black History Month without shedding light on the Haitian Revolution and its ripple effects. Before I discuss a spiritual practice that is opposite to my own, I want to discuss my beliefs and their shortcomings. Put your tin foil hat on and listen at your own risk.

This episode is all over the place, per usual. We'll start with our weekly wacking of DJT. Followed by reading an old text message. I'll finish it off with a letter reliving the past two years. This week's letter is for the father of my kids.

I would like to formally apologize to my babies for this podcast as a whole.

It's this man's official year in office and I'm still mad at yall for voting for him. A civil war is upon us in the hope of making him a king. FUCK YALL!