Wording is Hard

from I Digress · host Desmond Kwentua & Solomon Reid

Welcome Back...In this week's episode we discuss appreciating the moment when your dreams are starting to become a reality. Secondly we discuss how class disparity has been on show with those people in the White House and their associates being diagnosed with COVID-19 and we discuss Ava DuVernay comments on the topic with thue backlash that followed. Lastly we thank you guys for getting us over 200 plays and talk about Des's lack of fashion sense and how we can fix that.

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