In our fourth episode, we deconstruct the layers of complexity and competing inequities underlying the dramatic Tory Lanes & Megan Thee Stallion trial, which played out in court – as well as in the court of public opinion – over the past year.

Rapper Tory Lanez' recent guilty verdict caused a media frenzy, after the popular Canadian rapper was convicted of shooting fellow hip hop artist Megan Thee Stallion at a Los Angeles house party in 2020, for which he is now facing over 20 years in prison.

This trial brought forth many contentious issues that we expose and analyze in this episode:

• What is "mysogynoir" and how did it show up in the Tory Lanez trial?
• Do we as a society condone violence against women? 
• Is female sexuality and blackness attacked in order to villianize female victims?
• Why do we see so much resistance to believing women, racialized women in particular? 
• How does anti-black racism skew the legal process and cause mistrust in law enforcement?

Join us as we discuss these important issues and more.

*Note: This episode was recorded in early 2023 so timeframe references should be considered in that context

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on TOO OPINIONATED are solely our own and do not reflect the view, opinion, or policy of any employer or other entity. Further, TOO OPINIONATED is not and should not be viewed as a “News Source”; while we often discuss current events and news stories, we cite from both conventional and unconventional media sources and cannot confirm the accuracy of such third party sources.

No Legal or Professional Advice: The information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts are for general informational purposes only, may not reflect current legal developments, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter or any particular set of facts or circumstances. We disclaim all liability for actions or omissions based on any content or information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts.

In our third episode, we examine why a group of Atlanta nurses were recently under fire in the media and abruptly terminated from their employment at Emory Hospital after recording a viral TikTok video mocking patients and expectant mothers in their care. These nurses fatally participated in the popular "icks" trend where people share their turnoffs or gripes on TikTok; a trend which ultimately got them fired.

To complicate matters, we uncover the underlying institutional racial biases highlighted by this viral TikTok, which leads to to disproportionately higher mortality rates amongst racialized patients at healthcare facilities.

• Can you be fired for what you post on your social media?
• What are protected forms of expression at the workplace that you cannot be terminated or disciplined for?
• What's required to maintain professionalism in the workplace?
• What can employees and companies do to avoid these problems in the first place?

Join us as we answer all of these questions and more.

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Check out our sponsor CTRL Agency: https://www.ctrlagency.com/

CTRL Agency is a talent management agency and consultancy, black-owned and based in Los Angeles.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on TOO OPINIONATED are solely our own and do not reflect the view, opinion, or policy of any employer or other entity. Further, TOO OPINIONATED is not and should not be viewed as a “News Source”; while we often discuss current events and news stories, we cite from both conventional and unconventional media sources and cannot confirm the accuracy of such third party sources.

No Legal or Professional Advice: The information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts are for general informational purposes only, may not reflect current legal developments, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter or any particular set of facts or circumstances. We disclaim all liability for actions or omissions based on any content or information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts.

In our second episode, we confront one of the most controversial trending topics in modern pop culture, and that is – the enigma that is Kanye West.

Kanye has been getting in a lot of trouble with the public and the media these days, and whether you love him or hate him, he certainly knows how to get attention and spark controversy.

Kanye has recently sparked debate around racism, freedom of speech, cancel culture, and mental health, among many other things. Since these are touchy issues to speak on given how messy and downright offensive his antics have been, it's a complex and layered discussion that’s difficult for many to weigh in on – and that's exactly why we're going to tackle it head on in this episode!

So buckle up, and let’s get into the DRAMA. Should Kanye be canceled?!

*Note: This episode was recorded in early 2023 so timeframe references should be considered in that context

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Check out our sponsor CTRL Agency: https://www.ctrlagency.com/

CTRL Agency is a talent management agency and consultancy, black-owned and based in Los Angeles.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on TOO OPINIONATED are solely our own and do not reflect the view, opinion, or policy of any employer or other entity. Further, TOO OPINIONATED is not and should not be viewed as a “News Source”; while we often discuss current events and news stories, we cite from both conventional and unconventional media sources and cannot confirm the accuracy of such third party sources.

No Legal or Professional Advice: The information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts are for general informational purposes only, may not reflect current legal developments, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter or any particular set of facts or circumstances. We disclaim all liability for actions or omissions based on any content or information provided on TOO OPINIONATED and/or by its hosts.