• Cancel Culture part deux: With recent cancel parties for Trina, Tokyo Jetz, Da Baby, Doja Cat, and now Lil Wayne, is “Black Twitter” counterproductive and/or toxic?
• In the year 2020 has the line between facts and opinions been blurred? Is emotion-based content more powerful than facts at this point? (Example: Protests without any tangible plan or strategy) (Recent black female protestor yelling at elders about tearing down a statue that freed black slaves actually paid for)
• Drew Brees controversial comments regarding the National Anthem protests and the backlash plus apology tour, was the controversy justified, and can athletes/celebrities have an opinion that goes against the mainstream without being vilified?
• Was Simone B’s comments on dating brothers with a 9-5 job controversial? or taken out of context?
• With some protesters demands to defund the police, break down if this idea is even possible, and if so, does it really have a positive effect on the black community?
• Led by Kyrie Irving and Stephen Jackson, NBA players are talking about sitting out the restart of the NBA season to focus on activism. Agree or disagree?
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