Tonight we’re asking the questions many people are avoiding. Is the rise of the DSA helping Black America, or replacing our priorities with a broader political ideology? We’ll discuss why homeownership, business ownership, education, and generational wealth seem to be missing from the conversation.
We’ll also talk about Ryan Clark’s emotional response to losing his ESPN job and what it says about the difference between working for someone else’s institution and building your own.
Then we’ll examine the hypocrisy in hip-hop. Why are some rappers attacking Colin Kaepernick while staying silent about Jay-Z’s partnership with the NFL?
We’ll also discuss the tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells and why every family deserves truth, transparency, and accountability.
Joining us for tonight’s conversation is Attorney Johnathan Newton, Esq., as we break down these issues and put people—not politics—first.
Join us tonight on People Before Politics.
