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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2022 · 29 MIN

Kanye, Kyrie, and OJ Simpson: Should Black Men Be Held Accountable in Public?

from Keepin' It a Bean · host Marquise Davon

 OJ Simpson, Kanye West, and Kyrie Irving have been on my mind lately. They are all Black men that are in the public eye, but they are dealing with a public lashing on social media or in traditional media. In this episode of "This American Negro," I discuss how we deal with holding Black men accountable in the public imagination. I am not sure if we have ever been able to truly do this right.  _________________ Marquise Davon Richards is an educator, podcaster, and activist in Philadelphia. He aims to bridge academia and the hood in an effort to make his community better. He believes in creation, education, and liberation for all Black people in his community. Make sure to like and subscribe no matter where you are watching or listening to this podcast.  Follow Me On Social Media: @MarquiseDavon  "This American Negro" Theme Song by Fuego Ellington 

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