Ep 306 | Are Single Black Women at War with Black Men?
October 12, 2022
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Episode 306 · October 12, 2022
Ep 306 | Are Single Black Women at War with Black Men?
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Ep 306 | Are Single Black Women at War with Black Men?
Summary
At the core of the "Fearless" movement is the battle against the matriarchal culture in the black community. Nowhere is that battle more prevalent than in the seemingly adversarial relationship between single black women and black men. In a special edition of "Tennessee Harmony," Jason welcomes Shemeka Michelle, Delano Squires, Dave Shannon, and Pastor Anthony Walker to address the questions: Is there a cultural war between the sexes? What is at stake? Plus, Bryson Gray joins Jason to discuss his hit “Let’s Go Brandon” and blazing a path as a Christian conservative rapper in 2022.
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