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1:47:21Now PlayingThis week on Black Out, we’re diving deep into the headlines, the culture, and the chaos. Angela Rye joins us to unpack the latest on China’s trade tactics and why Boeing is suddenly off their shopping list. We also explore the global implications of China suppliers revealing production secrets amidst a trade war.
We get real about arranged marriages, the constitutional crisis brewing in El Salvador, and what it means when leaders defy their own constitutions. Plus, we examine the current state of DEI initiatives and discuss practical solutions to combat challenges in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Angela Rye departs, but not before we crown our Mt. Rushmore of Black leadership and issue a PSA to podcasters: some of y’all are DONE.
We also discuss the backlash to a viral statement about money, debate the most overrated luxury car, and react to David Robinson’s refusal to sign a fan’s jersey. Plus, we delve into Kanye’s controversial comments about Taylor Swift and question if Shedeur Sanders is being blackballed.
Tap in. This episode is a full-course meal.
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