Chapter
Black Perspective on Covid Restrictions
10:39 - 16:59 (06:20)
The black perspective on the Covid restrictions is hurtful since it belittles the experience of a lot of people. It's enjoyable to see white people take the brunt of all the anti-mask and anti-vax movements being faced in America.
Clips
The podcast starts with an introduction that promises a discussion about Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama, but quickly deviates into a personal confession about the host's name being Trey instead of William Sherman III.
10:39 - 11:22 (00:43)
Summary
The podcast starts with an introduction that promises a discussion about Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama, but quickly deviates into a personal confession about the host's name being Trey instead of William Sherman III.
ChapterBlack Perspective on Covid Restrictions
EpisodeThe Problem With Freedom: It Ain’t Free
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
A black person shares their thoughts on how it is nice not to be the face of the anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers.
11:22 - 14:39 (03:17)
Summary
A black person shares their thoughts on how it is nice not to be the face of the anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers. They discuss the dismissive and hurtful nature of equating vaccine mandates or mask-wearing to restrictions on freedom and the entitlement and privilege of thinking you have a choice when it is a lifeline for some people.
ChapterBlack Perspective on Covid Restrictions
EpisodeThe Problem With Freedom: It Ain’t Free
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
This podcast episode discusses the audacity of anti-maskers who refuse to wear masks citing loss of freedom despite the fact that it is a small ask for the greater good.
14:39 - 16:59 (02:20)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the audacity of anti-maskers who refuse to wear masks citing loss of freedom despite the fact that it is a small ask for the greater good.