2 chapters across the catalog
Mo Facts challenges the myth that suicide is "not a Black thing" by describing a "long road to suicide" through unhealthy eating, alcohol, and drug abuse. He characterizes these behaviors as a form of nihilism where people stop caring about their future because life is not enjoyable. He notes that this "slow death" is often misdiagnosed and not reported as a mental health crisis.
A fact-check of Joe Biden's record reveals his role as a primary architect of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986. This legislation established the mandatory minimum sentences for crack cocaine that Biden later claimed to oppose. The discussion explains how the law was designed to trigger five-year sentences for just five grams of crack, disproportionately affecting low-level street dealers.
