S E165: Funerals and Foolishness From Drew McCaskill and Laura Coates

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Africana Studies, Society & Culture, Education, History, Karen Hunter, Empowerment, Greg Carr

4.9 • 972 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Drew McCaskill and Laura Coates discuss the impact of gentrification of the funeral home business in the Black community. Also, Laura has her Black Card challenge when asked the reply to "God is good!"

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0:00.0	This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Drew McCaskels here, followed by Lady Dom, she used to be the Grand Dom of Legal,
0:19.3	my Legal Eagle, my Third Good of Marshall, which I think should be now her good marshal.
0:25.0	Ohh her good marshal.
0:29.0	One and only Laura Coatesa.
0:33.0	She's here.
0:35.0	She's here.
0:36.0	You guys, this studio is so I haven't been in this new studio.
0:40.0	You're so fancy.
0:41.0	No, we're about to be, we're about to be Hollywood.
0:44.0	Let me ask you when you said sunshine, I am a little oily today. Is that what you meant?
0:49.0	I could have blotted before I came in but I thought we were family.
0:53.0	She put on sunglasses.
0:55.0	Is it because the T zone?
0:56.0	Really?
0:57.0	It's the brightness of your smile.
0:58.0	Oh, okay, fine.
0:59.0	It's too much for me to, um...
1:00.0	I have food my name?
1:01.0	No, you good.
1:02.0	I'm taking that. She'd do a lot of TV. I have food my head. Nah, you good. You're good.
1:03.0	Nothing.
1:04.0	She's doing a lot of TV.
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