Hey, this is Dore. I'm not going to pause to say the people. In this episode, it's me,

Kaya Miles D.R. talking about the news that you didn't hear from the past week with regard to

race, justice, and blackness. And we talk about everything from the recent presidential

candidate fundraising to some reconstruction news to Beyoncé to a host to things. Here we go.

Last week federal agents searched rapper Sean Diddy Combs's homes on Monday as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of rape, trafficking, and sexual abuse.

Now, years after the Me Too movement first started, is the hip-hop industry finally facing

the music?

What a day goes all in to discuss the widely known secrets and patterns of

accusation against hip-hop's biggest Titans of Industry. Listen to the

episode, Why Hip Hop never had a Me Too moment, out now only on of Pod Save the People.

We are all in the house this morning, excited to be with you.

I am Diorra Ballinger.

You can find me on Instagram at Dior Balanger.

Well, my name is Bausey Johnson and you can find me on Instagram, Twitter and

Tik-talk on on Fair Rapture.

That's my cowboy's got her Southern voice.

Oh my, so you and all of the black girls at the mall walking around with their cowboy hats.

I'm Kaya Henderson and you can find me at Henderson, Kaya on Twitter.

And this is DeR-E-R-Y on Twitter.

I don't know why my friends and colleagues here want me to lead with Trump

selling Bibles on Easter morning but that's what we're leading with and I can't believe I'm saying Trump

and Bible in the same sentence. I really had to look it up because I saw it on

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