Blackout Day and Segregation Misconception

from Freestyle Friday – The Distraction Network

Title: Blackout Day and Segregation Misconception Headnotes: Today Holidae speaks on how to make Blackout Day work, going forward. He then tackles the misconception that segregation was a time where black people were having a ball!! https://www.distractionnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Blackout-Day-and-Segregation-Misconception.mp3 Footnotes: Holidae X www.distractionnetwork.com BlueSky: HolidaeX // IG: @HolidaeX // TT: @HolidaeX // YT: @DistractonNetwork SyxxteenKing YT:@CamelToeTap SC @Black Adams

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