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1:04:38Now PlayingEpisode 14: Diddy Forced Infected Sex? Census Erases Biracial Identity! Harvard Ends Black Graduation Traditions! | June 12, 2025 | Season 2
Erased, Ignored, and Silenced? This episode dives into the heated backlash over new census changes that biracial Black people say threaten to wipe out their identity. We also unpack Harvard’s shocking decision to cancel Black Commencement—erasing a powerful tradition that celebrated Black excellence. Plus, explosive new allegations against Diddy forcing women to have unprotected sex despite diagnosis of STI's and UTI's are lighting up the internet, and the fight for justice in the death of Telvin Osborne is being buried by mainstream media. From erasure to outrage, we’re breaking down the stories the culture can’t ignore.
#BiracialBlackIdentity#CensusErasure#BlackMixedAndProud#BlackCultureMatters#CensusControversy#HarvardBlackGraduation#BlackCommencementCanceled#BlackExcellenceErased#HarvardControversy#CultureVsCampus#BlackAcademiaMatters#DiddySTIScandal
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