3 chapters across the catalog
Former NBA player John Salley reveals that Bill Cosby lived at the Playboy Mansion for two years while hosting The Tonight Show for Johnny Carson. A 2011 video from the Playboy Jazz Festival shows Cosby and Hefner joking about "presents" (women), which the hosts point out would have canceled any modern figure. This deep connection to the Mansion's culture further complicates Cosby's public image as a moral authority.
Attorney Benjamin Crump introduced Kamala Harris at an Omega Psi Phi conference, praising her as a "trailblazer" for girls of color. Crump, known for representing the families of Trayvon Martin and Botham Jean, announced he would advise Harris on criminal justice reform. The segment highlights the irony of a civil rights attorney backing a former prosecutor with a controversial record.
Comedian Ricky Smiley took over Tom Joyner's radio time slot and immediately used his platform to urge support for "fellow Greeks" like Kamala Harris and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. Smiley emphasizes the importance of the "divine nine" black fraternities and sororities sticking together. Mo identifies this as the "Boule web" in action, attempting to maintain control over the black electorate.
