Defining Black Liberation

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With incredibly wealthy black creatives like Joe Budden speaking out on how they still feel grossly undervalued and disrespected by huge media corporations like Spotify even with the mass success they have attained, will black artists ever see true liberation within the current system, or is it time we divest from it entirely and focus on building our own? On this brand new episode we discuss how the whole @joebudden vs. @cthagod debate has lifted this conversation to a new level and a whooooole lot mo', tune-in and give us your thoughts!!!

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