Topic: Color Theory

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is criticized for her response to questions about reparations, which the hosts characterize as a "word salad" that avoids a direct answer. They argue that she is attempting to "hijack" the reparations conversation by framing COVID-19 relief through a "lens of reparations" for both black and brown communities. The hosts contend that this dilutes the specific claim of the descendants of American slaves to include other groups who did not experience the same historical tragedy.

A clip from psychic Alizon explores the symbolic meaning of the color black, describing it as the absence of light with negative connotations of secrecy and depression. The hosts discuss how embracing "black" as an identity involves adopting a term created by outside corporations and the arts. They contrast this with the concept of "keeping it real," which they define as an authentic, default setting for the community that is often eroded by age and financial responsibility.

A psychic and "white witch" named Alizon explains the metaphysical meaning of the color black, describing it as the absence of light and an absorber of energy. She warns that wearing too much black can be "draining and depressing" but notes it can enhance other colors. The hosts use this as a metaphorical bridge to discuss the psychological impact of racial labels.