Recently, Vogue was under fire for whitewashing VP Kamala Harris on their February cover. The coveted magazine was accused of lightening her skin, but others called it bad lighting. In addition to Vogue, this sparked conversation over Kamala being Black enough. Critics pointed out her growing up in a mostly white world in Berkeley, California, then attending a Black university (Howard) in a Black city (Washington D.C.) Our hosts dive into the discussion!

Last week we were unable to air our interview with Raz B, who sheds light on the sex abuse endured at the hands of Chris Stokes. He was temporarily silenced, and you know our hosts had to sound off and get into a deep discussion about male victims. Most male victims of child sexual abuse keep it a secret, making no way for justice, and the recent censorship creates another roadblock for people to come forward.