I'm Ebony K Williams, attorney and host. Welcome to Holding Core where we analyze the latest

legal headlines that everybody's already talking about. But we dig deep into how the

courts impact the culture. We break it all down, going straight from gavel to your news

feed. And every week we keep it 100, right Dustin? That's right. Let's hold court. Hey,

juror, so listen, last week was so good that we've got yet another one. That's right.

Another best of episode that digs into the nuance, the significance of owning property

and land, the only thing God's not making more of along with time in black America. Listen,

sometimes it's a win. And sometimes sometimes we take an L. So listen, you know, on holding

court, we're going to bring you all the information you need so that you can make an informed

decision. Listen, this is about generational improvements. So let's take a listen because

on this episode, we've got clips where we're going to tackle the misinformation. Yes, there's

a whole lot of that, especially on this Instagram thing about home ownership that could

low key be seen as propaganda and keeping black folks from the generational wealth we need.

Also, we're going to talk about what reparations are looking like all across the country. And

just in case you didn't get it the first time, check out this episode.

This next story really does bring out my conspiracy theorist, but I built, I suspect I'm right

on this. This is a story put out by CNBC. And the title alone, this is proof, y'all,

why you cannot just go on clickbait, but people do. And that's why I'm bringing this story

because it's a perfect example of what happens when you see a title, especially in a credible

news publication like CNBC, this ain't some shit off a shave room. This is a business

news outlet CNBC Bloomberg financial time. Where else do I subscribe? You know, the Atlantic

any of that? Yes. Forbes. Yeah. Something that we seek daily and and and and presume credible.

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