Minority Korner

In honor of America’s Birthday we take a hard look at this country’s short fallings and how it can be doing better with both the Coronavirus, and your education and knowledge. We decolonize our bookshelves, and look at how the countries with female heads of state are leading the charge in Coronavirus response. Plus we look at Netflix's Umbrella Academy, why James has beef with Mary J. Blige, and why the Confederate Flag obviously, should've been taken down across the nation.

We revisit Black folks complicated history with the 4th of July, and for a time it was a very Black Holiday, complete with their own dance the Tu La Lu!

For our Pride in Place AKA Queer Christmas we dive into this weekends history by examining the life of the mother of the movement herself: Marsha P. Johnson. We discuss Pose season 2, and Disclosure which highlight the journey and stories of trans women of color. The world realizes Aunt Jemima is racist, Band-Aides now finally for non whites, and a theory of why there's so many Queer class Presidents. Plus NASCAR's Bubba Wallace can get it (in a sexy way)...

In honor of Pride we revisit the history of the Pride flag, and why it's okay that it changes for the community.

We revisit two of Nnekay's segments on Juneteenth, it's cultural importance, what it was, why it's an American Holiday, and why a certain racist commander in chief does not need to hold a rally in Tulsa, on that day in the middle of a pandemic.

This week we dive into Campaign Zero which is a 10 point initiative and policy program to bring about change in our communities, based on data and practices that already exist in this country or around the world. Certain businesses are jumping into the Black Lives Mattering- some better than others. Also we discuss where you, the individual can make the biggest impact, and beware of Russian bots- they are still out there meddling in our lives ya’ll!

We revisit Nnekay’s Korner, where covers the untold story of the Tulsa "Race Riot" or how she likes to calls it “The Greenwood Massacre” the 1921 historic event which was covered up for decades.

It has been a week! We dive into the four deaths that led up to the mass protests around the world responding to the killing of unarmed Black people and anti-blackness in America. We talk about #BlackOutTuesday and it’s effects...

White women are being extreme Karen's some towards fellow celebrities to drag them down, and some towards black men that could've ended up in their death. We discuss the sexualization of Black woman, which has over flowed on to TikTok...