Hey Stephen A. Smith here's what Black people think about your relating to Trump BS

Recently Stephen A. Smith made the ignorant @ss statement that Black people somehow relate to Trump because of his 91 charges and dealings with the legal system. That is the dumbest BS I have ever heard from Smith's mouth and if you have ever watched or listened to Smith, you know he says a lot of dumb sh*t on the regular. I could go on and explain why what Stephen A. Smith said was stupid but Sirius XM Urban View host Reecie Colbert of the Reecie Colbert Show made the point much better than I ever could.

WARNING! Reecie curses a lot! LOL.

George L. Cook III AFRICAN AMERICAN REPORTS

Let's put to bed this narrative that Black people like or can relate to the twice impeached, 91 felony count charged fraudulent corrupt Donald J. Trump because he is being prosecuted. Black people do not have a kinship with criminals. Stepehen A. Smith justifying Trump’s racist… pic.twitter.com/efMhjH3L7j

— Reecie @BlackWomenViews (@ReecieColbert) April 21, 2024

Joe Madison, The Black Eagle has passed away

Legendary D.C. radio host and civil rights activist Joe Madison has died. Madison passed away Thursday, surrounded by family, after a years-long battle with prostate cancer. He was 74.

Throughout his career on the airwaves, Madison broke ground and broke records. He has appeared on Talkers Magazine's 100 Most Important Talk Radio Hosts consistently for over a decade, often in the Top 10. In 2019, Madison was honored with an induction into the Radio Hall of Fame.

The family of Joe Madison took to social media to announce the passing of the radio and civil rights icon:

"Joe dedicated his life to fighting for all those who are undervalued, underestimated, and marginalized. On air he often posed the question, “What are you going to do about it?”. Although he is no longer with us, we hope you will join us in answering that call by continuing to be proactive in the fight against injustice. The outpouring of prayers and support over the last few months lifted Joe’s spirits and strengthened us as a family. We continue to ask for privacy as we gather together to support each other through this difficult time," according to a statement.