This Week In White Supremacy Podcast

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD reflect on the U.S. 250th Fourth of July weekend, noting many Black people rejecting the celebration, Trump’s attacks on the Smithsonian, and backlash to a widely mocked “September” performance, Mitch McConnell’s unexplained hospitalization, and broader political concerns about aging officials, accountability. This Week In White Supremacy continues to provide a p...

The political climate within the United States offers fertile ground for debate. This conversation turns to the United States' history and current position on the world stage, likening the country's situation to the decline of the Roman Empire with modern-day advancements like Bluetooth technology. 1HOOD critiques the American political system, unraveling the complexities of party politics, voter...

The legacy of Barack Obama is one filled with significant achievements and complicated critiques. As the first Black President of the United States, Obama came to symbolize hope and change. However, this very symbol is fraught with tension and expectations of what he represented versus the realities of his leadership. As celebrations of Black culture, like Juneteenth, gain prominence the legacy of...

This episode shifts to a serious analysis of global politics, with Iran taking center stage. Here, the conversation unraveled the intricate details of US foreign policy under Trump, with a specific focus on the controversial agreement with Iran. The complexities of international relations were laid bare, as the dialogue critiqued the motivations behind political actions, questioning the narrative...

The conversation begins on a rather unexpected note with the public's reaction to prominent figures attending high-profile events. The recent incident involving Donald Trump's appearance at the NBA finals highlights a recurring theme—the influence of wealth and privilege. Trump's presence, far from being a benign visit, became a spectacle, inconveniencing attendees and igniting public backlash. Hi...

Further dissecting the implications of political affiliations, this episode critiques the attempted assembly of artists for Trump's supposed America 250 Celebration as 1HOOD examines the ensemble—or lack thereof—as a indication of Trump's waning popular influence and the cultural climate shift away from his craziness. This discussion illustrates how artist engagements have become a battleground fo...

In a world rife with polarizing racial dynamics, the conversation at the "Hart" of racial and cultural identity becomes critical as1HOOD dives into the critiques surrounding Kevin Hart's roast, a critical conversation is sparked about the limits and responsibilities of comedic expression. The roast became a focal point of controversy, touching upon the fine line comedians walk between leveraging h...

The Supreme Court's recent gutting of the Voting Rights Act serves as a stark reminder that the fight for racial equity in America is far from over. The dismantling of this crucial piece of legislation has paved the way for states like Louisiana and Tennessee to aggressively attempt to re-draw district lines, in a bid to suppress Black voters and diminish their congressional representation. Tennes...

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD takes center stage to dissect the unfolding events, highlighting the direct impact of the recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court to dismantle parts of the Voting Rights Act. Particularly, it has sparked outrage as the decision permits effectively eliminating Black voting districts. This week's podcast further scrutinizes attempts to undermine democracy under gui...

This episode begins by unpacking recent political events, notably the White House Correspondents' Dinner. 1HOOD critically analyze how these events are portrayed in the media and the underlying political maneuvers as the apparent staging of incidents only seem to serve elite political agendas, Trump’s dictatorship, and his power plays to continue the bull faced fleecing of America. 1HOOD poses tha...

The conversation starts with a humorous critique of Cory Booker's recent speech in Michigan, where the senator called for unity among Michiganders for a political comeback. 1HOOD dissect the implications of Booker's rhetoric, his history of electoral campaigns, and the image he attempts to project. While there is laughter at the clumsy delivery of his message, a serious observation is made about h...

Welcome back to another dissected edition of "This Week in White Supremacy." We're diving deep into the mania surrounding President Trump and a rather global showdown that involves the Pope, Iran, and some mind-boggling political acrobatics. Buckle up, because this ain't your grandpa's political roundup. The man who once sought the Nobel Peace Prize is now setting the stage for what looks like a r...

This Week In White Supremacy continues to provide a platform for insightful and critical discussions, balancing humor, and seriousness to tackle pertinent cultural and political issues. 1HOOD’s vibrant conversations serve to enlighten and engage audiences, encouraging broader awareness and action against injustice. Join them next week as they continue to expose white supremacy and advocate for a m...

Influential cultural comedians like Druski and his skits that often spark controversy. Druski, known for his parodies involving Whiteface, plays a central role in discussing how race and politics intersect in comedic satire. Miracle defends his approach, highlighting the societal double standards that permit stereotyping of Black communities while drawing ire over parodies involving white figures...

As the Trump administration makes ICE a visible arm of airport security, the public is left grappling with the implications. The presence of ICE doesn't merely symbolize enhanced security but raises concerns about personal freedoms and civil liberties. The recent deployment of ICE agents at airports has sparked a nationwide debate.  Critics argue this as another step toward an authoritarian state...

America has always been described as an "experiment," a term that seems eerily fitting given the current state of affairs. The reality is, America’s narrative of success has long been plagued by a tendency to overlook its more nefarious undercurrents—underpinnings of bravado, boasting, and, oftentimes, ignorance about the consequences of decisions made at the top. The latest military “excursions”...

As the U.S. grapples with its own complicity, the Iranian political landscape shifts with the appointment of a new Supreme Leader. Intriguingly, this brings us to examine the broader Middle Eastern theatre—where motives intertwine with oil reserves, international diplomacy, and military might. Amid this geopolitical mess, questions arise: Will Iran be more open to diplomacy, or are we staring down...

In the midst of Ramadan, when many are reflecting, fasting, and seeking peace, the world seems to be spiraling into chaos. The United States, under President Trump’s administration, has plunged into an unchecked military operation against Iran, leaving many to question the motives and repercussions of this sudden escalation. The crux of the conversation centers around President Trump’s declaration...

With the awards season underway, the episode delved into the recent BAFTA Awards controversy involving racial slurs hurled at Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo. The hosts dissected the incident, discussing the implications of racial trauma and the responses—or lack thereof—from the event organizers. Miracle passionately elaborated on the need for accommodation and respect, especially in uncomfort...

We also commemorate the life of Reverend Jesse Jackson, a revered civil rights leader whose life and work have left a profound impact on political and social landscapes. Jackson’s presidential campaign in the 1980s broke significant ground, similar to Barack Obama's eventual presidency, and left a legacy of advocacy for black empowerment and equity. This Week In White Supremacy continues to provid...

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD talks the fallout from Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show, Trump’s divisive acts of racism toward Puerto Ricans and multilingual immigrants, the truth social post depicting Barak and Michelle Obama as the leaders of a fictional planet, and how most Americans are ill-prepared as global citizens compared to the rest of the world. This Week In White Supremacy c...

This Week In White Supremacy 1HOOD talks Don Lemon being arrested on federal charges in Trump’s latest tyrannical tirade as republican claim it’s not illegal to party with Epstein in a outlandish attempt to cover their evil deeds, and Nicki Minaj getting the first golden ticket from Dictator Don’s white supremacy factory, and so much more! This Week In White Supremacy continues to provide a platfo...

In a world that values the art of conversation, we find ourselves leaning into the raw, unfiltered exchanges of voices on the frontlines of cultural clashes of systemic oppression. This episode brings authentic insights to this harsh reality. Imagine The conversation. White supremacy acting as a suffocating blizzard, freezing progress and creating treacherous conditions for everyone brave enough t...

Welcome back to This Week In White Supremacy, a podcast that has become both exhausting and essential. Each week, 1HOOD painstakingly sift through current events to uncover the pressing issues within white supremacy, often feeling like the discussions could span a daily show or a five-hour special. In this episode, 1HOOD debated whether Trump embodies “God’s punishment” and explored the complexiti...

The opening dialogue touches on the pervasive impact of gun violence and the need for new perspectives expressing concerns over cultural sensitivities and the continuous cycle of violence affecting marginalized communities including white spaces. The tragedy of Renee Good, a white woman slain by an ICE officer, is presented as a stark revelation of the broader implications of unchecked enforcement...