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In this episode, ILL/WIL talks about the controversial Botham Jean trial and sentencing. Also, why it appears that America hates those of African decent. and in lighter news, ILL/WIL talks about what film is excited to see this weekend. R.I.P Botham Jean

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This episode was published on October 3, 2019.

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In this episode, ILL/WIL talks about the controversial Botham Jean trial and sentencing. Also, why it appears that America hates those of African decent. and in lighter news, ILL/WIL talks about what film is excited to see this weekend. R.I.P...

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