Shahidah and Tracey discuss their weekend activities, including attending a Providence Flea Market and celebrating Tracy's wedding anniversary. They also discuss the guilty verdict of former President Trump on 34 charges, the legacy of Michelle Obama's mother, and the need for police reform. They express frustration with the justice system and the support for Trump despite his questionable actions. They also touch on the need for a younger generation of leaders and the challenges faced by women in politics. The conversation covers various topics including police reform, the need for transparency and accountability, the importance of community policing, and the upcoming Pride Month celebrations. The speakers discuss specific incidents of police brutality and the need for better training and psychological evaluations for police officers. They also touch on the proposed relocation of Kennedy Plaza and express their concerns about the potential impact on the community. Additionally, they recommend movies and books that explore LGBTQ+ themes as a way to celebrate Pride Month. The conversation explores the portrayal of sex in movies and the need for normalization and respect for all sexual orientations. The speakers discuss the overuse of explicit sex scenes in films and the lack of artistic value in many of them. They also touch on the importance of respecting personal boundaries and preferences. The conversation then shifts to the appreciation of Black music and the contributions of Black artists to various genres. The speakers emphasize the need to recognize and celebrate Black culture and history. They also mention upcoming events in Rhode Island, such as Pride Fest and Juneteenth celebrations.
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