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Waking up with an inexplicable burst of joy is a rare blessing that sets the tone for a meaningful exploration of topics often shrouded in misunderstanding. Join me, Daijné Jones, as we unpack the misconceptions surrounding pro-black ideologies, emphasizing that being passionately against white supremacy does not equate to being anti-white. This journey takes us through my personal reflections on building friendships that transcend race, built on mutual respect and understanding. It's a call to focus on the character of individuals rather than historical baggage and systemic barriers.
We then pivot to the grim reality of systemic failures within the prison system, spotlighting the tragic death of Robert Brooks and the broader implications of economic exploitation and dehumanization. This episode doesn't shy away from challenging topics, including the complexities of consent in the entertainment industry, where we discuss a high-profile case to underscore the importance of listening to and supporting victims. This is more than just a conversation; it's a call to action for change, urging us to rethink entrenched systems and foster relationships that uplift and empower us all.

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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Why Do I Have White Friends? (00:01:01)

3. Pro-Black≠Anti-White (00:04:29)

4. The Murder of Robert Brooks (00:06:44)

5. History of Violence at Marcy Correctional Facility (00:08:18)

6. The 13th Amendment & The US Prison System (00:10:01)

7. It Ends With Us...In Court Pt. 2 (00:15:18)

8. Consent is NOT a Blanket!!! (00:18:17)

9. Outro (00:23:20)

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