Welcome to Van Lathons, The Ramp Hill where we give you the brutal reality of truth.

On today's episode, Jamil Lamu, Black Feminist, Activist, Writer, all kinds of different stuff, very, very intelligent woman.

We talk to her about the Killer Mike controversy.

Why is everyone trying to cancel Killer Mike?

We talk about cancel culture, period.

Why she's always on Twitter trying to cancel people and talk about the most important thing you can talk to a black feminists about twerk videos.

Where do they have a place in the culture?

And do females have a Torque video equivalent?

Very enlightening conversation with Jamila.

Brothers, open your ears, listen to the women. Start right now.

Pop some pills, let's get into it.

I just want to make sure I have lips to call my teeth.

Mm-hmm. Get them on her working. Look at her. She's teasing her hair. You got me lit like I'm a little darker than I am. See what I'm saying?

See what I'm saying? That's the aka vibes coming out right there.

I'm just saying. She doesn't want to be darker. She doesn't want to be darker

in the paper bag.

This is aka let me tell you something. Maddie might not know about this and

Jason I'm sure you got so't know about this. There's a historically black. No, no, no, no.

AKA's Alpha Kappa Alpha. And they are known for having a paper bag test or they don't let darker skin ladies that's

true or false that ever happened that's false so the AKAs never had the

paper bag test no one had the paper bag test so there there was no. It's been debunked. Was there color resin? Yes, I believe it was Johnny Cub. Who is that? He's a scholar. So he's a scholar and he knows that there was how does he know definitively. Okay don't know he is I'll have to like I have to but okay let me ask you this then as it first of all why people clap for Jimmy Lillimme.

Clap louder. Clap louder is there's only two of you out of that. So, question.

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