"Bring back segregation!!!" with Joyelle Nicole Johnson
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What is the spicy take Joyelle brings up?
And you can stream her special Lovejoy on Peacock today. She came through with an unbelievably spicy take. And I'm not talking white spicy. I'm talking black spicy. Level 10 Thai spicy. Like hurt your mouth, burn your mouth spicy. Which is bring back segregation. Play the take.
So what's your take? Bring back segregation. 100% disagree. Dead act.
What are the implications of bringing back segregation?
Bring it back. I want to know where I'm not welcome, OK? Put them signs back up. Colors only, whites only. Let's do it, all right? Rip the Band-Aid off. Especially for a restaurant. Are you kidding me? Whites only? What do I want to do in there? What they got? Mashed potatoes? Mayonnaise hot dogs? Colors only, we got seasoning, turmeric, paprika.
OK, I like this. OK. You were saying that the black excellence. Absolutely.
The segregation is to get the.
The colored excellence.
OK.
OK, what's the playlist in the whites only spot? They playing Carrie Underwood and Kid Rock. We playing Babyface and Diggable Planets. Ain't no overhead lighting. What are you talking about? Wait, where am I going? colors.
How do cultural backgrounds influence perspectives on food?
Hell yeah.
Look at his hair. Talk about where am I going?
That's the problem with North Africans. That's what I'm talking about. Hell yeah. I'm in. 100% agree. Let's go.
Talk about where I'm going.
What happens to you in the summertime? Where are we putting the Italians? Listen. I don't need they food. I don't like tomatoes. So they're going on the white side. Black people spend over a trillion dollars a year. I would love for the government to force us to spend it on our own people. This is very good. I like this a lot. I brought you over to the side. And the black airplane? Oh, come on. The soul plane, baby. I want to be on soul plane. Yes. It's going to be noisy on there, but that's what noise cancellation headphones are for.
You know what I'm saying?
And they're going to have all the good movies? All the good movies. All the good music. Oh, man.
What is the role of Black excellence in the conversation?
And while we at it, bring back sundown towns. They never left, but... What's up? Well, a sundown town was back in the day during Jim Crow where black people weren't allowed to be in a town after the sunset.
Wow.
So those towns never left. They still exist in America, but they took the signs down. I want them to put the signs back up. I wanted to say 248 miles to the next town that likes colored people. Get your gas in Atlanta. Don't stop till you get to Savannah, all right? I'm with her. He with me.
And we're back. Joyelle, what the hell's going on?
How you doing? I like that Asian reference because my boyfriend is half Taiwanese. So I'm like a Sichuan pepper with the Subway take.
Well, sometimes they make it too hot. The Asians make it too hot.
Yeah. And then you're sweating and my palms are itching for some reason.
Well, I sometimes go to a Thai restaurant and they're like, do you want it spicy? And I'm like, I'll take it white spicy.
Mm hmm.
Like because they're they're regular spicy. Like you pretty much have to say no spice.
I can do a medium.
But medium. What is that? That's like that's like white plus.
Exactly. Yes. Yeah. I'm a little Disney plus with my with my spice level. But my my boyfriend will be he'll go extra spicy and then he'll literally be sweating and he loves it.
Yeah.
That was one of the subway takes where the dude was like, you just need water. And everybody, every woman was like, no.
Men just need water. It's a man's take.
It's a segregated take. It's a straight man's take. And y'all can't be in these streets looking like nobody loves you. You better moisturize your skin.
Well, I belong to the streets, so it's fine. You're just out here. I've been belonging to the streets my whole life.
You belong to the subway, actually.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the spicy take Joyelle brings up?
0:44–1:08
2
What are the implications of bringing back segregation?
1:08–1:47
3
How do cultural backgrounds influence perspectives on food?
1:47–2:32
4
What is the role of Black excellence in the conversation?
2:32–4:54
5
How does personal experience shape views on race and identity?
4:54–8:35
6
What are the perspectives on reparations?
8:35–12:51
7
How do humor and race intersect in the podcast?
12:51–14:34
8
Why is omakase significant in their discussion?
14:34–1:05:11
Speakers
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