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Mar 2, 2022 1 hr 16 min

"Black Future Month 2022"

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The 2nd day into Black History Month things started out pretty action-packed, so we had to talk about it. Many of these situations caught our attention because we are curious what will transpire in the near and distant future. February also marks the start of the Chinese New Year, and this year is the "Year of the Tiger", which represents resilience and strength. I felt that was very fitting for the plight of the black experience in 2022. This episode we touch on ASAP Rocky and Rihanna's greatest collaboration to-date, the HBCU bomb threats, Whoopi Goldberg's controversial statement about the Holocaust, former Miami Dolphin coach Brian Flores suing the NFL for discriminatory hiring practices, mental health and more! Really Not Radio presents a fresh, open-minded podcast hosted by Lee Bishop and baby Stace. Join them WEEKLY as they discuss critical and pressing topics with their own viewpoint in hopes to reach a place of understanding, and on good days; compromise. There's always many sides to a story, and they are exploring them all. Mostly unpopular opinions, always facts and not very politically correct. Non-Perishable Goods Podcast is necessary because without knowledge the people will perish. Watch the full episode on #youtube or listen on #Spotify and #applemusic. Search NON-PERISHABLE GOODS REALLY NOT RADIO

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