How long did it take you to realize that the business was racist?

Ooh, like I claimed, I claimed my success, I visualized it.

So for a minute I was like, the business is racist,

but not for me.

And when it didn't, when I wasn't, then I was like, oh, okay,

it's bigger than me. It's's bigger than performance I have to wait for

for time for history. I'm Van Lathin welcome to the Red Podcast, where every week we're going to give you the brutal truth of reality.

Not what you're getting on Twitter, when everyone's preaching to their choirs, none of the bias that you get on the mainstream media news outlets we're going to give you

what people really think, what they really say and how they really act.

Our first guest on the Red Pill podcast is Tédiz.

Before we get to him, tell you why we call it the red pill.

If you guys haven't seen the Matrix, she should probably stream that tonight.

But if you remember that movie, Neo, the Hero's giving two choices, the red pill and the blue pill.

The red pill is the brutal truth

the freedom of expression blue pill is the blissful ignorance that a lot of people in

our society have turned to he chose red and by listening to this podcast every

single week you have two. Our guest today like I said before, Taye digs, you know

him from the stage and the screen. It's one of those guys that it depends on who

you are it's what you know him for if you're

white you probably know him from private practice if you're black you know him from

any plethora of movies where he played the sexy black dude we're gonna talk

about that and also about some of the changes that he's witnessed in Hollywood and Black

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