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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 8 MIN

DLHS HOUR 4 | A Parking Lot Confrontation, Everyday Racism, and Why D.L. Refuses to Stay Quiet

from The D.L. Hughley Show · host Urban One Podcast Network

The final hour brings raw emotion as D.L. recounts a tense Mother’s Day parking‑lot incident involving his daughter and a white man who felt way too comfortable crossing the line—sparking a larger conversation about racism, entitlement, and how quickly “nothing” can turn dangerous. The show also features the return of fan‑favorite character Jamal Kingsley, exposing the absurdity of everyday racism with biting satire. The crew closes out with reflections on gerrymandering in the South, Black political power, family dynamics, and why Mother’s Day debates still aren’t settled. Funny, uncomfortable, and deeply honest, this hour leaves listeners thinking long after it ends.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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