In this episode, we engage in a series of candid discussions about the intersection of music, race, and history. First, we explore the profound impact of Kendrick Lamar and Drake on the cultural landscape, examining how their music speaks to themes of identity, success, and the struggles faced by Black communities.From there, we delve into the painful legacy of the "Paper Bag Test," a practice that perpetuated colorism within the Black community, and discuss its lasting effects on perceptions of beauty and worth. How does this history still shape our views today?We also reflect on the reality of segregation—both past and present—and how it continues to influence societal divisions, from education to housing to the arts. Join us for a powerful episode that challenges, educates, and opens up critical conversations about race, culture, and the path forward.
