Two controversial stories. One conversation. Da'Vinchi, the Haitian-American actor known for his role on BMF, recently sparked debate during his conversation with Cam Newton after comments about Black Americans, systemic barriers, and whether it's time to "get over" slavery. So we had to talk about it. Té Speakz and D Norvell break down the bigger conversation around history, systemic barriers, accountability, and why some historical tragedies are remembered with "never forget" while others are treated like something people should simply move past.
Then we get into the Cornell sexual assault case, the conflicting accounts surrounding what happened, the decision to revisit the investigation, and the complicated questions surrounding intoxication, consent, evidence, and the law. We're not legal experts. We're having the conversation and looking at both sides of some complicated issues. 💬 What do YOU think? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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