2 chapters across the catalog
Mo Fax analyzes the media's lack of interest in intra-racial crime compared to interracial incidents, citing Notorious B.I.G.'s lyrics about fame in death. He critiques "Black Inc" and political figures like Kamala Harris for using black bodies to advance political agendas without addressing the nuances of crime. The hosts argue that dead black men have become a political commodity for various factions.
The hosts analyze Kamala Harris's career as a prosecutor, arguing she "made her bones" by locking up black men to prove she could play the elite's game. Mo Fax suggests that "Soro sisters" in the legal system use black bodies to demonstrate their competence to the "model" (the white elite). This process turns black men into "ritual victims" who cannot fight back against the system.
