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The Impossible Choice: Nikole Hannah-Jones & The Public School Dilemma (opens the original)
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Welcome back to The BeMo Randi B Show, an intergenerational conversation about culture. This week, millennial multi-hyphenate BeMo and Randi B navigate a rollercoaster of cultural critiques, leading with a polarizing national conversation about educational sacrifice.SEEN'T; A Community Broadcast Network is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input
Two-Factor Authentication for Blackness: This Week's Conversation (opens the original)
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The BeMo & Randi B Show is back, and this one gets deep.This episode: Charlamagne backs Jay-Z against Colin Kaepernick and asks why Kaepernick would even want to go back into a racist system, which opens up a much bigger question about what it means to survive inside one. Mike Davis’s reparations “offer” gets dissected. Fat Joe calling himself “Black Black” leads to a full breakdown of what we’re calling two-factor authentication for Blackness. DaBaby’s $45 waffle sparks a real conversation abou
Raven-Symoné, Jay-Z's Regret, and Who Gets to Define Blackness (opens the original)
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The BeMo & Randi B Show is back, and this one covers a lot of ground.FREE CLIPThis episode: Raven-Symoné says she’s not Black, and we’re not letting that slide. Colin Kaepernick claims Jay-Z regrets how he handled the Kaepernick and NFL situation, and we ask what it would actually take for Black folks to walk away from football. The Invest Fest founder says the event isn’t for Black people, which opens up a real conversation about whether Black spaces need their own internal diversity. Plus colo
Spit in Your Food, Buy the Building: This Week's Black Intergenerational Debate (opens the original)
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The BeMo & Randi B Show is back, and it’s not holding back.Here’s a FREE PREVIEWThis episode: Dolly Parton’s complicated legacy as one of the “good ones.” Kwanza Jones handing Princeton $20 million and what that says about who we’re still trying to impress. Target’s coon costume mess. The Texas Roadhouse spitting scandal and why Black folks are still showing up anyway. Stephen A. Smith’s NABJ thumbs down, Candace Owens, and who actually counts as a journalist. Karen Attiah suing the Washing
Intergenerational Reconciliation (opens the original)
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