Albino Crooked Backs

Seems like we cant go through an episode without chatting about racism in todays society. This week we talk about someone in the UK who was charged with being offensive for posting rap music lyrics on her social media - this leads us down a rabbit hole where we try and dissect rap lyrics today vs rap lyrics in the 90's. What social commentary podcast would be complete without talking about Starbucks and their new found racism. Sit back as we take you down a road of self reflection and self improvement. visit us at www.whosrightpodcast.com

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