This Week In White Supremacy Jasiri X, Farooq Al-Said, Shyheim Banks, Miracle Jones, Treble NLS, 1 Hood Media

This Week in White Supremacy 1HOOD analyses the legal intricacies surrounding Donald Trump's recent conviction on 34 felony charges featuring a one-on-one conversation with New York trial lawyer and legal commentator Safa Robinson who discusses the nuances of Trump's case, New York legal system, jury selection, and the future implications of his conviction on other significant legal cases, including the pending Fani Willis election prosecution trial in Atlanta Georgia and the recent Hunter Biden corruption trial.

This Week in White Supremacy 1HOOD drops an interview from the 2024 White Privilege Conference held in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Dr. Tiffany Crutcher, sharing her family’s historic connection to the Greenwood district and Black Wall Street. She details the tragic shooting of her twin brother, Terrence Crutcher, by police in 2016 and the subsequent founding of the Terrence Crutcher Foundation. The conversation also explores ongoing efforts for reparations, the challenges of preserving Black history amid systemic racism, and the foundation’s vision for reviving Tulsa, Oklahoma and the Greenwood area.

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD the recent fiery congressional body shaming clapbacks between Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and Marjorie Taylor Greene trump the lack of authentic political messaging found within President Biden's recent attempts to connect with the black community at Morehouse University, and extend into the contentious debate, sparked by Michael Eric Dyson comments, over Drake's black identity in the Kendrick Lamar rap beef leading to a pointed 'blackmail' segment addressing the audience's concerns about policing black identity and cultural appropriation

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD returns from a surprise hiatus with street level conversation on the entertainment value and personal nature of Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s rap beef, and shifts into the ongoing battle against white supremacy with a distinctly Black perspective about the influence of celebrities on political activism and the complexity of rap battles as a form of political engagement including nitpicking recent developments in the Biden administration and democratic party strategies

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD takes a break from the usual politics and brings you into a special interview with Tariq Trotter, better known as Black Thought, the legendary rapper from The Roots. Jasiri X, probes into his illustrious career, his “Upcycled Self”, his role on the Tonight Show, future music projects and acting ventures. Black Thought reveals the impact of his upbringing and grief's influence on his transformation, highlighting the therapeutic power of art, the collective dynamic of The Roots, and his efforts to avoid stereotypes in his music. Additionally, the discussion also covers the changing landscape of hip-hop, his approach to collaboration, and the significance of representing Philadelphia in the music industry.

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD analyzes the more serious outburst of student protests across the U.S., particularly at Columbia University and NYU, comparing the harsh treatment of peaceful student activists to the lenient handling of the Capitol Rioters while exposing the systemic support for global oppression by Netanyahu's aggressive stance in Gaza, the U.S. government's complicity in violence abroad, and the urgent need for impactful action against such injustices.