⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Byron Allen says slavery was about money — “green” — not Black and white. The panel reacts to that claim and asks whether economics can ever be separated from anti-Black racism in the transatlantic slave trade.
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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Was slavery only about economics, or did race define who was targeted, dehumanized, and enslaved? Brother Bakari gives the clearest rebuttal to the “money, not race” argument.
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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Cuba’s energy crisis raises a serious question: is this just an internal crisis, or is U.S. pressure setting the stage for intervention? The panel discusses blackouts, Venezuela oil, and imperial pressure in the Caribbean.
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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Should Black celebrities be expected to speak on Black issues — or are they just entertainers? The panel debates Tyla, South Africa, Nigeria, and the difference between modern celebrity and politically conscious artists of the past.
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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Tyla’s Lagos concert controversy opens up a bigger Pan-African conversation: Nigeria, South Africa, Afrophobia, celebrity silence, and whether artists should be held accountable before being welcomed by African audiences.
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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Brother Bakari takes the dress-code conversation in a different direction: if we are talking about respect, standards, and self-presentation, why don’t we also talk about the language we use with each other?
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Lila Iké - What it Feels Like (Official Music Video) [Feel It Riddim]
Listen/Stream here: https://ineffable.to/lilaikewhatitfeelslike

Produced by The Indiggnation & Winta James
In.Digg.Nation Collective under exclusive license to Ineffable Records

Directed by SAMO

Lyrics:

Is this what it feels like
To be loved like this?
I don’t know but it feels right
And it’s just one kiss
Falling in love inna real life
Ignorance sure feels like bliss
Cause I’ve been missing out
But you’re with me now and I’m
Just so grateful for your love

Re-reading conversations
And smiling off my face
Laughing at the way you say things
You’ve really got a way
Reliving every moment
Looking forward to the day
I won’t have to let you go
Just hold me close

Is this what it feels like
To be loved like this?
I don’t know but it feels right
And it’s just one kiss
Falling in love inna real life
Ignorance sure feels like bliss
Cause I’ve been missing out
But you’re with me now and I’m...

Aye, you ever wake up
And cya think ‘bout no meal
Becau’ you weak inna yuh knees
And caught up inna yuh feels
You eva fed up and haffi rewrite yuh speech
Is like the feelings too real
You all a send and delete
You ever lay down but cyaa sleep a night
Like without we one another, no, da bed ya no nice
Feel a yearning
Fire burning
Tell me have you ever been in love

Is this what it feels like?
To be loved like this
I don’t know but it feels right
And it’s just one kiss
Falling in love inna real life
Ignorance can feel like bliss
But I’ve been missing out
But you’re with me now and I’m
Just so grateful for this love

Just so grateful

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Christian nationalist pastor Joel Webbon calls for white people to recolonize African nations and convert them to Christianity: "We're going to help you build a society and we're also going to catechize you and teach you Christ. And if you try to harm anyone, we'll kill you. But we love you."