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ROB RICHARDSON

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War is politics with bloodshed.

Judas and the Black Messiah is an important film to watch to really understand the level of mistrust between law enforcement and the black community. We examine the movie and what we can take away from it in this current climate.


In this Episode you will learn

  • The issue with Black Lives Matter and law enforcement is not new but a continuous cycle.
  • How the FBI infiltrated black leadership organizations to divide and conquer.
  • How the media perpetuates a false equivalence and narrative with organizations like the Black panthers.
  • How these movies are traumatic for black and brown people and how we should address it.

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ROB RICHARDSON

Entrepreneur & Keynote Speaker

Rob Richardson is the host of disruption Now Podcast and the owner of DN Media Agency, a full-service digital marketing and research company. He has appeared on MSNBC, America this Week, and is a weekly contributor to Roland Martin Unfiltered.

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