3 chapters across the catalog
A clip from "The Players Club" features Bernie Mac's character giving a comedic but pointed "history lesson" on how stripping started in Africa and was exploited by Europeans. Mo Facts introduces the real historical figure Sarah Bartman, a South African woman paraded around Europe in the 19th century for her physical features, as the true origin of this exploitation.
The hosts delve into the tragic story of Sarah Bartman, known as the "Hottentot Venus," who was exhibited as a freak show attraction in Europe. Mo Facts points out that Bartman's name was used as a derogatory term ("Hottentot") which some link to the origin of the word "thot." They note how modern celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Grace Jones have mimicked Bartman's iconic poses.
Mo Facts redefines "WAP" as "We Are People," arguing that the industry is selling people into a modern form of slavery. He criticizes the promotion of "weak pull-out games" in a community where black women are the face of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. He calls out Dr. Fauci and pharmaceutical companies for their role in managing rather than solving these health crises.
