Black Lives F*cking Matter

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This week The Real Thinkers sit down to discuss the recent killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. They offer their ideas for solutions to get change made to the judicial system and other ways to end systematic oppression. They couldn't end the show without letting it be known what black women need from black men. Follow us now on twitter! @RealThinkersPod, @JayGray2, @AMBITIOUS_SLIM, @JustCallMeDay, @DUH_IM_Tink, and @KP_Trill for all updates. Be sure to subscribe to the show on iTunes, rate, and review! Follow On Stitcher Radio, like, share and comment! **If you want to send us letters, comments, ideas, or sponsorship inquiries.. Email us here [email protected] We will pick one each week to read them on the show!**

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