Protest & Accountability: Are we doing too much? In this social media age, protesting people and companies is now common practice and a click away. However, are these protests effective? Are they as impactful as protests in our past? Has the declining attention span of many Black millennials on social media hindered the progression of social change? Has social media improved accountability amongst the accused? And is the volume of online activism making our society better or worse? The U Panic’d team sat down and gave their perspective on the topic.
Closing Track by: Biz20 – “Mage” https://soundcloud.com/biz20/mage
Please join the conversation, share your thoughts. To hear the entire episode, visit https://upanicd.com/episode-37-protes…
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Prison Culture: Interview with Georgia State Inmate
Prison Culture: Interview with Georgia State Inmate On episode 26, we interviewed Flipp, a Georgia State Inmate about prison culture and his attempted murder charge.
Closing Track by: P. Goods, “What If” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JUEK…
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Masculinity in Hip-Hop
In this episode we discuss Masculinity in Hip-Hop. This is the 8th Episode of the U Panic’d podcast featuring J. Walk. We discussed Battle Rap, Gangster Rap, Trap and Drill Music’s effects on the Black community and Black women.
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Is Being Woke Divisive?
With the help of social media platforms, movements for marginalized groups are becoming more popular. But as their message grows, does it come with a cost? The UPanic’d team along with our special guest Stephen Hamilton discuss the current trends within the “woke” community and the potential dangers of their popularity.