Episode 48: Time to Keep It Funky

This week Relly and Dimez are in the studio, but Rudy was unfortunately out sick :( hopefully we have everyone back next week! You know Relly and Dimez took care of business anyways though. We started off digging into Eric Adams being investigated even MORE by the FBI with a new wave of subpeonas.We talk about the latest hijinks at the DNC by the democrats and the suppression of Palestinian voices both speakers and protestors. Relly and Dimez recounted Relly’s action this week and the latest success there. Crystul Kizer is an example of the system being built to fail Black women, and we reviewed the despicable ruling on her case in Wisconsin. We also reviewed two new updates on the appeals process for Marcellus Williams. It’s a heavy matter but so important. Keep sharing his story and petition! We end the episode on a lighter note, visiting the ongoing epidemic of men being misogynistic on podcasts with a roasting session. Dimez also recounts the S.W.A.R x The Door outing where they checked out this much needed resource directed towards queer and trans youth in NYC, resources still available to all.Follow & listen wherever you get your podcasts: https://rss.com/podcasts/unapologetictawk/?listen-on=true Don’t forget to leave us a nice rating :)Follow the podcast on socials:Instagram: @unapologetictawk Tik Tok: @unapologetictawkFollow Relly: @rellyrebel Follow Dimez: @dimez_cartierFollow Rudy: @shacqealRudy is the creator of Blacksky, an algorithm to connect Black users on Bluesky and the basis for other community algorithms on Bluesky. Check it out at blacksky.xyz Follow Rudy on Bluesky: @rudyfraser.comSupport Blacksky on Open Collective at: https://opencollective.com/blackskyRudy also created Papertree.earth, a joint bank account for community groups to collectively manage finances.We The People NYC is a community-led mutual aid group that runs a hot food & clothes distro every Thursday @ 1PM on the corner of Fulton & Nostrand in Bed-Stuy & every Saturday @ 1PM on 125th Street & Lexington Ave in Harlem.Check out more info at wethepeople.nyc or @wethepeople_nyc on Instagram