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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2019 · 12 MIN

Black people are "Carebears"

from F- ya motha! · host Gee Lee

On this episode I discuss why I think black people are like "carebears" that can magically and positively think negativity out of existence.

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On this episode I discuss why I think black people are like "carebears" that can magically and positively think negativity out of existence.

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On this episode I discuss why I think black people are like "carebears" that can magically and positively think negativity out of existence.

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