The Unapologetics Podcast - S1 Ep 7: Playing "The Most Dangerous Game" (Kanye and Kaepernick)

S1 Ep 7: Playing "The Most Dangerous Game" (Kanye and Kaepernick)

11/30/19 • 95 min

Damon Golden (rapper, photographer, videographer, teacher, etc.) joins the conversation surrounding recent events of Kanye West's 'Jesus Is King' and Colin Kaepernick's never-ending struggle to return to the NFL. Both are symbolic of the narrative of the black Christian: simultaneous battles for validated personhood and freedom. The fight is not just on the field or in the flashing lights; it's in the comment sections. How do we pick and choose our battles? This episode is a starting point.

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S1 Ep 7.5: Playing "The Most Dangerous Game" Pt. 2

Mr. Keondre Montgomery, friend and fellow teacher, gives the play-by-play on Lamar Jackson, Colin Kaepernick, Steven A. Smith, and every otha brotha in the strugga! Every move one makes as a black male in this country is an important one, and this episode highlights the impact of the movers and shakers in the NFL whose unfolding embodies our common striving for success in an relentless white world.