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1:15:54Now PlayingJohn Singleton’s 2001 film “Baby Boy” explores the theme of matriarchal culture in black communities. 20 years later, it looks like a documentary reflecting modern-day society. “From Kevin Durant and LeBron James to Nick Cannon, you can see the damage of this matriarchal baby-mama culture, and no one wants to do anything about it.” "Fearless" contributor Steve Kim joins the show to discuss how Durant’s nomadic career and trade demands have damaged his reputation. Former NBA first round pick Royce White adds his perspective to the KD conversation and agrees with Jason: Kyrie Irving deserves an apology. Finally, Nick Cannon is expecting baby #10, or is it #12? Shemeka Michelle explores the culture that permits Cannon’s promiscuity and the women that allow it.
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