Hood Justice

from Pardon My Ugly · host Lance Garnett

Eeeeeeyyyyyyyy, this week we interview Atty, India Rios, AKA, The Professional Hoodrat as we discuss why she choose such a controversial name and what she hope to accomplish as well we deep dive on some Black issue and a lil sport talk Segments: (6:14) The Professional Hoodrat interview, (1:22:30) Interview rap up, (1:29:15) Bears got QB of future, (1:33:45) Black folks getting into stocks, (1:37:50) Daymond John made to retract Farrakhan praise, (1:48:15)Black politicians abandoning us after they get our vote.

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