Voter Suppression
Episode 16 of the Shakesha and the White Boy podcast, hosted by Shakesha and the White Boy, titled "Voter Suppression" was published on March 23, 2020 and runs 65 minutes.
March 23, 2020 ·65m · Shakesha and the White Boy
Summary
Shakesha and Ryan discuss the great American tradition of voter suppression and some of the many means and mechanisms that exist in American society to prevent people from voting. The hosts say WTF to the white outrage that came in response to a seemingly harmless Target commercial featuring black entrepreneur Bea Dixon and her business, The Honey Pot. A listener writes in asking for thoughts on the 1989 film Driving Miss Daisy. Shakesha recaps her participation in Saturday night's Club Quarantine livestream and Ryan shares a surreal experience he had while practicing social distancing.
Episode Description
Shakesha and Ryan discuss the great American tradition of voter suppression and some of the many means and mechanisms that exist in American society to prevent people from voting. The hosts say WTF to the white outrage that came in response to a seemingly harmless Target commercial featuring black entrepreneur Bea Dixon and her business, The Honey Pot. A listener writes in asking for thoughts on the 1989 film Driving Miss Daisy. Shakesha recaps her participation in Saturday night's Club Quarantine livestream and Ryan shares a surreal experience he had while practicing social distancing.
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