Keke Palmer’s Night Out, and the White Horse at the White House

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

The Ringer

Society & Culture

4.8 • 11.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2023

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss the online reaction of Keke Palmer’s boyfriend to her outfit choice at an Usher concert (18:52), before reacting to cocaine being found at the White House (55:03). Then, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s removal from the House Freedom Caucus (55:03), and India.Arie has thoughts on etiquette at Essence Fest (1:16:38). Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay Producers: Donnie Beacham Jr. and Ashleigh Smith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo yo yo yo, thought warriors, what is up?
0:04.0	Powerluring is on.
0:05.8	It is I, band, luscious, black, latent junior.
0:09.2	Oh, and it's me, Rachel and Lindsay.
0:11.9	And let me just tell you, band, it's not gonna catch on.
0:15.6	Yes it will.
0:17.1	I, listen, it took years for big rage to take flight.
0:24.1	It's just now taken flight.
0:25.6	I've had this nickname for over 20 years.
0:28.6	So then the question is, if you know that through persistence,
0:34.7	a nickname can catch on, then why the negativity?
0:38.9	You know, what you could have said was,
0:40.3	I feel luscious, black.
0:42.2	It doesn't matter what you feel.
0:44.4	You know what I'm saying?
0:46.4	It's my name.
0:47.4	By the way, I've decided two things.
0:50.5	You want that to call you that?
0:52.3	I'm luscious, black.
0:53.6	Yeah, whatever.
0:54.4	See, I'm like all about homophobic and stuff like that.
0:57.5	It's not that.
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