Boys N’ The Hood

Episode 12 of the The Somali Nomad podcast, hosted by Samé, titled "Boys N’ The Hood" was published on August 20, 2021 and runs 44 minutes.

August 20, 2021 ·44m · The Somali Nomad

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In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Tony talks about cops racially profiling minorities, explains how Hip-Hop plays a significant role in Muslim youth and solutions on what parents and communities can do for their children.    Intro Song: Anybody See The Popo? - Ice Cube

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In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Tony talks about cops racially profiling minorities, explains how Hip-Hop plays a significant role in Muslim youth and solutions on what parents and communities can do for their children.

Intro Song: Anybody See The Popo? - Ice Cube

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