Street Politicians The Black Effect Network

This week Tamika and Mysonne questioned a lot of Americans morals as they elaborated more on the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict, David Axelrod disrespectful comments on Joe Biden and homosexuality and the overall president elections coming up. 
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This week Tamika and Mysonne first discuss their their thoughts on the ongoingIsraeli–Palestinian conflict. They also, discuss their true feelings about Jada spilling her truth about her marriage and life in her new book, which then turned into a discussion about the younger generation too hooked on their phones instead of picking up a book and reading. 
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This week Mysonne and Tamika were joined by celebrity photographer turned entrepreneur Johnny Nunez, who spoke on how he gained the popularity in celebrity circles, including Hollywood actors, musicians, athletes, and other notable stars.
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This week our "Street Politicians" Mysonne and Tamika join together and speak on their constant work in Kentucky and making sure people are registered to vote for the upcoming election. Later in the episode, they speak on the criticism surrounding Drake's recent album "For All The Dogs", Sexy Red comments on liking Trump and  the evolution of Hip Hop overall. 
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This week Mysonne and Tamika go over some trending topics in the media, with the first topic being Chrisean Rock and Blueface over toxic relationship publicized to the world. Later, on in the episode they are joined by Dr. Shaun Harper who is recognized as one of the nation’s most highly respected racial equity experts. Dr. Harper discussed his DEI strategy with companies and institutions. 
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This week Mysonne and Tamika first spoke on some trending topics such as Daniel Cameron trying to run for governor and wanting to give the death penalty to drug dealers, when there are more things to prioritize. Moreover, they speak with author/ tv radio host Bevy Smith, who spoke on her organizations in Harlem and the African American Day parade. 
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