All right.

Welcome to the Harmony

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I'm Jason Whitlock, your host.

You got me solo today.

There's some things I want to unpack, discuss, get your reaction to.

So please email me your reaction to the things I unpacked today.

Fearless Blaze Show at gmail.com.

I welcome your feedback and pushback because I want you to help me think through what I'm thinking through.

Yesterday over Twitter, over social media, I said something that it's an original idea,

an original fault.

And I'm like, did I go too far?

Does this analogy work? And basically what I said was

that the black teen takeovers are basically the same thing as the KKK night writing in the 1800s and 1900s. And I had this thought

in my head and I was like, man, should I push this out over social media? Should I say this?

Have I really thought it through? And I have. And but, but I want you all's

thoughts because I know like KKK and analogizing to black people, it's a trigger word. It triggers

black people. I've been talking about this as it relates to gang activity for many, many years,

for two decades now, call it calling the gang activity and many, many years, for two decades now.

Calling the gang activity and the terrorist actions of gangs in black communities.

I've been calling it the black KKK for two decades.

And people, oh, how can you say that?

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