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The hosts critique the media for only showing "hateful" imagery of Black Hebrew Israelites standing on street corners. They argue that figures like Ben Shapiro use this "low-hanging fruit" to dismiss the broader concept of Black Jewish identity. The segment highlights the difference between the diverse reality of Jews in Israel and the polarized imagery used in American media.
Mo plays a clip from the 1970s sitcom *Good Times* where the family debates the race of Jesus. They contrast this with a 1963 speech by Malcolm X, who argued that Jesus was a revolutionary who would be with the oppressed in America today. They also feature Billy Graham, who famously stated that Jesus was not a white man and belonged to Africa and Asia as much as Europe.
