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Nick Cannon's claim that "the Black woman is God" is analyzed. The hosts trace this sentiment to the "Out of Africa" theory, which they critique as potentially racist by framing Black people as "primitive" originals who failed to evolve like those who left the continent. They argue that telling women they are gods is an unhealthy form of indoctrination that creates impossible social dynamics and ignores the "updated version" narrative pushed by white academia.
Kanye West appears on Nick Cannon's "Class" and discusses the eugenicist roots of Planned Parenthood. He cites Margaret Sanger's goal of reducing the Black population and notes that a high percentage of abortion clinics are located in minority neighborhoods. Nick Cannon attempts to defend the modern organization, but Kanye insists the ongoing statistics constitute "genocide."
The hosts examine Hawk Newsome’s shift from preaching non-violence in a 2018 TEDx talk to his more radical rhetoric following the death of George Floyd. They discuss how media coverage can radicalize individuals, giving them a false sense of security to speak their minds before being "canceled" or silenced when they deviate from the approved narrative. Nick Cannon is also mentioned as a victim of this cycle.
