Dear White People,
from Breezy onna Beat Hosted by Breezyonnabeat
In this episode we discuss blafck issues reparations, Kyle rittenhouse, and working 9 to 5 jobs. Please remember that anything said in this podcast is MY OPINION and my truth. Feel free to check out my social media platforms: Instagram: @Jxbvari TikTok: @BlacknotMild Snapchat: Jabari_rudd101
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