#045 Tiny Jag - Music, Race Relations & Making Progress
Tiny Jag is a hip-hop artist from Detroit, MI. She recently pulled out of a local festival (AfroFest) due racially discriminatory ticket pricing, where white people were being charged double. We discuss this story, the public response, her message and how to make real progress in society.
July 12, 2019
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#045 Tiny Jag - Music, Race Relations & Making Progress
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Tiny Jag is a hip-hop artist from Detroit, MI. She recently pulled out of a local festival (AfroFest) due racially discriminatory ticket pricing, where white people were being charged double. We discuss this story, the public response, her message and how to make real progress in society.
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