In episode 13, U Panic’d discuss what it means to be a Black father in the United States. Both Fu and Gee have recently become fathers and they discuss their voyages to fatherhood as Black men.
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Child Support in the Black Community
Child Support in the Black Community
On this heated episode, the U Panic’d crew discussed/debated child support in the Black community. Does it unfairly target Black men? And should deadbeat fathers be chastised by the community for not supporting their children? Do you agree with Gee? Or is Rome right about Gee overreacting? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Closing Track: “Baby Mother” by Boogie https://soundcloud.com/boogie15/baby-…
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2017 Wrap Up
In this episode we look at past moments in our first 13 episodes to discuss the Top Five 2017 Panics of the first season.
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Black Panther Analysis pt2 Wakanda and the African Diaspora
In episode 23, we continue the Marvel/Disney’s Black Panther film discussion. We analyze the movie with our special guest, Mo by comparing it to the various comic book renditions of the Black Panther character and storyline, as well as compare the actions of Wakanda to what is going on currently throughout the Afrikan diaspora.
WARNING: SPOILER ALERT
Closing Track by: Swift, “Black America” https://soundcloud.com/swiffa-baby/bl…