Propaganda

He got more music and stuff like that on there. So go check out the heat. Politics is a member of Cool Zone Media. Executive produced by Sophie Lichterman. Part of the iHeartMedia podcast network. Your theme music and scoring is also by the one and only Matt Alsowski, still killing the beat softly. So listen, don't let nobody lie to you. If you understand urban living, you understand politics.

He got more music and stuff like that on there. So go check out the heat. Politics is a member of Cool Zone Media. Executive produced by Sophie Lichterman. Part of the iHeartMedia podcast network. Your theme music and scoring is also by the one and only Matt Alsowski, still killing the beat softly. So listen, don't let nobody lie to you. If you understand urban living, you understand politics.

He got more music and stuff like that on there. So go check out the heat. Politics is a member of Cool Zone Media. Executive produced by Sophie Lichterman. Part of the iHeartMedia podcast network. Your theme music and scoring is also by the one and only Matt Alsowski, still killing the beat softly. So listen, don't let nobody lie to you. If you understand urban living, you understand politics.

These people is not smarter than you. We'll see y'all next week.

These people is not smarter than you. We'll see y'all next week.

These people is not smarter than you. We'll see y'all next week.

Words are funny. That's how I'm opening this. Because look, there's sounds that we just decided meant stuff to the point to where sounds can make you take somebody's life. And sometimes the same sound can mean different things depending on their spelling, their context. I'll give you an example. When Black people say barbecue, we could be talking about three different things.

Words are funny. That's how I'm opening this. Because look, there's sounds that we just decided meant stuff to the point to where sounds can make you take somebody's life. And sometimes the same sound can mean different things depending on their spelling, their context. I'll give you an example. When Black people say barbecue, we could be talking about three different things.

Words are funny. That's how I'm opening this. Because look, there's sounds that we just decided meant stuff to the point to where sounds can make you take somebody's life. And sometimes the same sound can mean different things depending on their spelling, their context. I'll give you an example. When Black people say barbecue, we could be talking about three different things.

We could be talking about the food barbecue. We could be talking about, as in like the style of cooking barbecue, the food. We could be talking about the actual act of cooking that food to barbecue. We could be talking about an event. We are going to the barbecue. You're not invited to the barbecue. What the East called a cookout, we call it a barbecue out here, out West.

We could be talking about the food barbecue. We could be talking about, as in like the style of cooking barbecue, the food. We could be talking about the actual act of cooking that food to barbecue. We could be talking about an event. We are going to the barbecue. You're not invited to the barbecue. What the East called a cookout, we call it a barbecue out here, out West.

We could be talking about the food barbecue. We could be talking about, as in like the style of cooking barbecue, the food. We could be talking about the actual act of cooking that food to barbecue. We could be talking about an event. We are going to the barbecue. You're not invited to the barbecue. What the East called a cookout, we call it a barbecue out here, out West.

You know, it's the same with the Latinos. Like with Mexicans, they say the carne asada, they mean one of three things. They mean the act of grilling. We are going to have a carne asada. That is, we're going to have a barbecue. We're going to grill. And we are going to eat carne asada at the carne asada. It's the name of the food. It's the act of grilling. And it's the event.

You know, it's the same with the Latinos. Like with Mexicans, they say the carne asada, they mean one of three things. They mean the act of grilling. We are going to have a carne asada. That is, we're going to have a barbecue. We're going to grill. And we are going to eat carne asada at the carne asada. It's the name of the food. It's the act of grilling. And it's the event.

You know, it's the same with the Latinos. Like with Mexicans, they say the carne asada, they mean one of three things. They mean the act of grilling. We are going to have a carne asada. That is, we're going to have a barbecue. We're going to grill. And we are going to eat carne asada at the carne asada. It's the name of the food. It's the act of grilling. And it's the event.

So that's the Mexican version of saying, when we're like, oh, you ain't invited to the barbecue. They say, you're not invited to the carne asada. That's what they mean. The word is the same. It means three different things. And pin it on the context, and when it's coming out their mouth, you could figure out what's happening. Now, I say all that to get very serious.

So that's the Mexican version of saying, when we're like, oh, you ain't invited to the barbecue. They say, you're not invited to the carne asada. That's what they mean. The word is the same. It means three different things. And pin it on the context, and when it's coming out their mouth, you could figure out what's happening. Now, I say all that to get very serious.

So that's the Mexican version of saying, when we're like, oh, you ain't invited to the barbecue. They say, you're not invited to the carne asada. That's what they mean. The word is the same. It means three different things. And pin it on the context, and when it's coming out their mouth, you could figure out what's happening. Now, I say all that to get very serious.

I want to talk about the word Zion. Oh, it's about to get... I felt like I heard the record scratch right now. Because if you've listened to reggae music, if you've heard... Anything made by Bob Marley. You done heard the word Zion many times. You a fan of Lauryn Hill? What's the name of her child? Zion. Now the joy in my world is Zion. Black people love Zion.

I want to talk about the word Zion. Oh, it's about to get... I felt like I heard the record scratch right now. Because if you've listened to reggae music, if you've heard... Anything made by Bob Marley. You done heard the word Zion many times. You a fan of Lauryn Hill? What's the name of her child? Zion. Now the joy in my world is Zion. Black people love Zion.