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Jul 8, 2021 15 min

About: Sha'Carri Richardson

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Thanks for Listening! This episode is about the Sha'Carri Richardson situation. Sending love and support to everyone involved. Everything stated in this video is from my point of view and is MY opinion. As you may not agree please keep it respectful and shed love and knowledge. Hope you enjoyed this episode of BreezyOnnaBeat! Feel free to check out my socials below if you didn't already come from there LOL: IG: @Jxbvari TikTok: @Rahtwyla Snapchat: Jabari_rudd101 Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/rahtwyler

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