Netflix has released “The Rachel Divide”, a documentary surrounding the aftermath of the debate sparked by questions of Rachel Dolezal’s racial identity. After careful review, the U Panic’d crew discuss race as a social construct and if Rachel can (or should) identify as Black.
Closing Track by: Jerome Clayton x Dorren Pierre – Tryna Prod By (Nyrell&Phil Majr)
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EPISODE 24: The Battle Rap Scene
One of the artists we often use at the end of our episodes, Sir Locksley, has sat down with us to discuss the Battle Rap scene. We start off with a quick tangent on the recent Deontay Wilder vs Luis “King Kong” Ortiz boxing match up, and close out speaking on the show Everyday Struggle beginning to fall short. Between it all we discuss the scope of present day Battle Rap.
Exclusive Closing Track by: Sir Locksley, Space Base (Click Here for More Music from Sir Locksley)
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EPISODE 56: Pan-Africanism
Cultural Anthropologist in Africana Studies, VEE, joins the group to discuss what Pan-Africanism is, and what it means to the African Diaspora.
Closing Track by: Manqonqo ft Dason & Saviour Gee, Eyadini
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EPISODE 21: Political Correctness (Part 2)
Here we go further into discussing Political Correctness by moving away from the comedians, and more into the role it plays in our society. We start off with a few definitions (including the definition of a social justice warrior), dissect some issues, and end with an explosive back and fourth on “Safe Spaces” in colleges and universities.
Closing Track by: Boogie Da God, I’m Hungry