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In this episode, a listener asks if he should allow his daughter to go on a coed trip, prompting Amanda Seales and Supreme to share their thoughts on the matter. The hosts also react to the recent news that the Florida Board of Education has approved changes to social studies standards while leaving the controversial sections on Black history untouched. Amanda and Supreme discuss the implications of this decision for parents in Florida. 

Additionally, Method Man gets a "Big Up" for knowing his audience and sticking to old-school tours, while a white-owned dessert shop inspired by hip hop earns a "Let Down" for its problematic references. The episode also covers Sean Kingston's latest troubles, a new male birth control cream, and more. Listeners are encouraged to leave their comments and questions for Amanda at 1-855-262-6328. Plus, stay tuned for the "Big Up Let Down" segment, some good advice in "Am I Trippin," and a Black pop quiz.
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Big Up - Method Man Knowing Your Audience

Method Man says he's no longer chasing those Summer Jams waterfalls. He's sticking to the old-school tours and festivals he's used to, and that's just fine. 

Let Down - White Owned Desert Shop Inspired By Hip Hop

A Caucasian couple owns a dessert shop franchise The Cookie Plug that they claim is inspired by hip hop but all of their references are to drug usage.
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The Florida Board of Education approved tweaks to social studies standards, but the controversial pieces on Black history remained unchanged. Amanda Seales and Supreme react to the news and what this means for parents in Florida.
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This listener wrote in to ask whether or not he should let his daughter go on a coed trip. Amanda Seales and Supreme weigh in to provide their thoughts on the matter

Every day we all have those moments that make us double take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin?  If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328
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In today's episode, we delve into the latest news and controversies. Despite major water main breaks, Atlanta is pushing forward with a 90-million-dollar project to build "Cop City." Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark's reception by other WNBA players is sparking accusations of bitterness, jealousy, and racism, leading Monica McNutt to address the issue on First Take. Additionally, a shocking revelation about Clarence Thomas suggests he would have voted against the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education case. 

Our Big Up Let Down segment features a mix of the outrageous and the amusing. A thief with a penchant for Pringles earns a funny Big Up after getting caught with 17 stolen tubes of chips. On the Let Down side, we sympathize with all the aunties and nanas disappointed by Lenny Kravitz's revelation of nearly a decade of celibacy, despite his provocative new music video. Lastly, we open the lines for our Voting and Venting segment, inviting listeners to share their thoughts and questions about voting.

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BIG UP - GOES TO A FUNNY THIEF  

A thief was caught by the police after a string of thefts, including swiping 17 tubes of Pringles chips.

LET DOWN - FOR ALL THE AUNTIES AND NANAS 

Shout out to all the ladies who thought they had a chance with Lenny Kravitz. Lenny Kravitz might be baring it all in his latest music video, but he's been celibate for almost a decade.

 
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