2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts explore the definition of "monolith" as a powerful, large organization that ignores individuals. They discuss how terms like "Black," "White," "Asian," and "LGBT" are used as monolithic political labels. Mo argues that these groupings are often artificial constructs used to create reliable voting blocks.
Radio host Charlamagne Tha God's perspective on Kanye West is analyzed, specifically his claim that West was being used as a "prop" by the Trump administration. Charlamagne argued that black people are not a monolith and that West's support for Trump was driven by ego rather than policy. The hosts characterize Charlamagne as a "janitor" for the establishment who tries to force black thinkers back into a specific political box.
