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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Black Women In the Porn Industry
In Episode 17 we continue our discussion with Rick (formerly Italia Blue) about the inner workings of the adult-film industry.
Closing Track by Furgersen7: Off—White https://soundcloud.com/f7beats/f7-off…
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Political Correctness pt2
In part 2, we continue this controversial topic of political correctness in the Black community. Erykah Badu was labeled “anti-semitic”and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was labeled “transphobic” for sharing their opinions publicly. Has political correctness gone too far? Our returning guest, Dre believes colleges are turning Black students into “victims” who hide in safe spaces and complain about microaggressions all day. Gee completely disagreed with this, and it caused a heated debate between the two on this episode.
Closing Track by: Boogie Da God, “I’m Hungry” https://soundcloud.com/boogiedagod/im…
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Sexual Intimidators and their Toxic Power Dynamics
exual Intimidators and their Toxic Power Dynamics In episode 27 of the U Panicd Podcast, the Research Team returns to explain sexual intimidators to Rome and Gee. It ends up becoming a lively discussion where we challenged social norms surrounding the power dynamics of sexual encounters.