The Breonna Taylor Episode

Episode 12 of the Slate of Affairs podcast, hosted by Slate of Affairs, titled "The Breonna Taylor Episode" was published on September 28, 2020 and runs 37 minutes.

September 28, 2020 ·37m · Slate of Affairs

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Summary

After months of protests and calls for action, a Louisville grand jury did not indict police officers over the death of Breonna Taylor. The Slate of Affairs team discusses the deep-rooted racism and sexism at play surrounding Ms. Taylor. Tatiana celebrates the Emmys, Blake has a few words of advice for food delivery services, and Daniel is underwhelmed by Fenty’s new menswear line. Where are the jocks!? Stay connected! Follow us on Twitter: @aslateofaffairs / Instagram: @slateofaffairspod / or visit us at www.slateofaffairs.com Rate and review us on Apple podcasts! Black Lives Matter. Today, tomorrow, and always. 

Episode Description

After months of protests and calls for action, a Louisville grand jury did not indict police officers over the death of Breonna Taylor. The Slate of Affairs team discusses the deep-rooted racism and sexism at play surrounding Ms. Taylor.

Tatiana celebrates the Emmys, Blake has a few words of advice for food delivery services, and Daniel is underwhelmed by Fenty’s new menswear line. Where are the jocks!?

Stay connected! Follow us on Twitter: @aslateofaffairs / Instagram: @slateofaffairspod / or visit us at www.slateofaffairs.com

Rate and review us on Apple podcasts!

Black Lives Matter. Today, tomorrow, and always.

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