Life After Dusk Live - Racial Cluster Fk!

from Dusk Spot Radio · host Ceddy J Dusk

Welcome to another installment of "Life After Dusk Live's" premier segments known as Hot After Dusk Monday, where we share hot takes on some of the hot news and hot mess going on around the world. In midst of it all we even play some hot tracks! If this is your first time listening to the show, we are grateful you chose to stop by! Tonight we will discuss a topic that will be a little uncomfortable for some... recent divisive racial strategies. We look forward to making experience incredible catered to you by our host, Ceddy J!

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