Waithe v Will & Denzel?; More Reparations Talk; Toys R Us Reboot-Grind 6pm ET

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Tightening the machine per usual-Listen to the latest episode of Afronerd Radio's Sunday Grindhouse podcast, airing 6pm eastern. Your resident Afronerdist podcasters will wax prolifically on the following topics: budding actor/producer, Lena Waithe calls out the Black Hollywood elite for not supporting young independent movies and filmmakers; the reparations debate for #ADOS continues including the "spoils of war" talk from FOX correspondent, Laura Ingraham; and further, is Tulsa's The Gathering Place supposed to be reparations for Black Wall Street's destruction?; what the Lavar Ball gender dustup really means; the once defunct and legendary toy store, Toys R US appears to be coming back just in time for the X-mas buying season; BREAKING NEWS from the The Root, White people are probably going to vote for Donald Trump in 2020; thoughts about Keanu Reeves joining the MCU; And lastly, a frank discussion on the demise of Ebony and Jet and by extension the dearth of Black media. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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