Virtual Learning???

2020 Presidential Election: Will The USA Get It Correct This Time?

This episode discusses the current numbers as of the recording of this episode. I discuss how we got it wrong the last time and how another erroneous vote will be detrimental to the American people. We've got to do better! ~L

"Vote for Trump or Else???"

This episode covers a recent situation of voter intimidation in Beverly Hills, CA where a Trump rallier intimidated a driver passing by admonishing her to vote for Trump, wielding a sword (an actual sword), and snapping pics of her license plate.  I talk about the racism spewed in this recent situation; the racism embedded in the article by the writer; the racism within the Beverly Hills PD; the history of voter suppression and civil rights intimidation in America, and what we should do about it.  Get with it! Listen in and share! ~L

"We're in the Middle of a War & We Don't Even Know It"

In today's episode, we tackle the "stand back and stand by" order by your president and what it means for people who disagree with him.  I honor the late, great Rev. Fred Lee Shuttlesworth on the anniversary of his transition and make connections to what he did for our people and what we need to do for ourselves.  We also highlight BLM, #WOKEVOTE, an even get a song in the mix! If you need to be inspired to action, listen to this.  Let's GO! Check out: TheControversyPodcast on Instagram!!!

"No More Blacks in China???"

This episode deals with the fallout between Asians and Comedian Godfrey over his "eye for an eye" comments about China forcing all Black people out of China, blaming them for the Coronavirus pandemic. Then, we move into the late, could have been great Breonna Taylor, the Karens, and then the Holy Word.  If you don't think they all go together in one episode, check it out to see! Peace! ~L

Virtual Learning???

Is it OK for kids to eat breakfast during virtual learning? Is it OK for kids to get their hair cut at the barbershop during virtual learning? In this episode we will discuss these situations from everyday life and decide who's right: the parent or the teacher...