2 chapters across the catalog
Mo'fax describes the current era as the "political maturation" of black Americans who are beginning to understand and embrace their constitutional rights. He argues that black voters should not stand with any party that prevents them from protecting themselves. He uses the "school of fish" analogy to describe a decentralized movement of like-minded individuals swimming toward self-reliance.
Radio host Charlamagne tha God advocates for black Americans to buy legal firearms for "self-care" following the Ahmaud Arbery shooting. He refers to white nationalist threats as "Vanilla ISIS" and argues that being in prison for defending oneself is better than being in a casket. The hosts find rare common ground with Charlamagne's pro-Second Amendment stance.
