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The Chop Up Show

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The Black Leftist perspective on society, culture, and politics. Hosts Toya G. and The Political Plug provide analysis and viewpoints that reflect the experiences of Black, millennial, progressives raised in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri.

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The crew jump into the second show of 2020 and discuss the support players need after leaving professional sports, the details of Trump's impeachment, and the recycled and polished legacy of MLK.
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The crew invites everyone into 2020 with the return of the show
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This segment explores the criminalization of potentially innocent man, Rodney Reed
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This segment dives into the recently controversies around parenting. Between T.I> taking his daughter to get yearly hymen checks, a black mother beating her young son on camera at school, and Kanye dressing his daughter like Rihanna,... more
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The segment begins with paying respect to recently deceased Congressman, Elijah Cummings. We then shift the conversation to Lebron's recent statements on Houston Rockets owner, Daryl Morey's comments on the protests in Hong Kong.
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The crew dives in the police shooting of innocent, black woman, Atatiana Jefferson in Dallas, Texas.
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The Political Plug and Conscious Lee discuss the implications of black people and their affinity for forgiveness when confronted with violent anti-blackness.
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The Chop Up crew explore the realities of Seasonal Affective Disorders, adjusting to changes in mental and emotional health, and how we have evolved our understandings of mental/emotional distress.
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The Political Plug and Conscious Lee discuss the implications of black people and their affinity for forgiveness when confronted with violent anti-blackness.
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The hosts react to the efforts of the bailiff, judge, and brother of the deceased, to comfort white, former police officer, Amber Guyger, who was found guilty in the in the murder of innocent black man, Botham Jean.
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