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Diddy To Host Live Town Hall On The State of Black America And Covid-19

As the pandemic continues to ravage the world the stats with people of color is alarming. One Hip-Hop’s biggest names is addressing the issue and more.

REVOLT TV has taken notice to the growing numbers of infections with African Americans and Hispanics. With no confirmed vaccine in sight the network has organized a panel of community leaders to be a voice for the voiceless.REVOLT TV will host a Live Town Hall tomorrow, Thursday, April 9th at 11pm ET/8pm PT, moderated by Sean “Diddy” Combs, owner of REVOLT Media & TV.

In the planned two-hour, live discussion, Sean Combs will be joined by Angela Rye, Reverend Al Sharpton, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, Van Jones, Meek Mill, Charles Blow, among others.

“Life or Death: The State of Black America & The Coronavirus. Its United Effect but Unequal Burden” will include segments dealing with the public health issue, the low-income effect, incarceration, and economic relief, and the mental toll of quarantine.

Last week the mogul posted a video of him talking to his staff about what can be done to offer relief to healthcare workers across the country. He asked his followers to submit ideas for consideration.

The live town hall will be hosted Thursday, April 9 at 11PM ET/8PM PT. You can view the stream here.

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Source: HipHopWired.com

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Watch: Freeway Ricky Ross Talks Nearly Banking $1 Billion From Drug Dealing

Freeway Ricky Ross Drink Champs

Former drug kingpin Freeway Ricky Ross has a story to tell. The ex street criminal recently reflected on his past hustling days in a new “Drink Champs” interview.

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AT&T Partners With REVOLT For Hip-Hop Conferences In LA, Atlanta [Photos]

Diddy has another power move in the works. His television network is going wireless to advance their yearly marquee event series.

As spotted on HipHopDX, REVOLT has announced a partnership with AT&T. The annual REVOLT conference will not only be held in Atlanta for the time ever. Additionally there will also be a second Los Angeles date. The Bad Boy Entertainment mogul detailed how both brands will help amplify the series.

“Now more than ever we need to own our culture. At the REVOLT Hip Hop Summit we will empower young people with sessions on the issues they care about” Combs stated in a formal press release. From entrepreneurship and economic empowerment to social justice, we’ll have the provocative conversations not happening anywhere else. With the support of AT&T, we will provide perspective on music and media that could only come from industry veterans committed to our future.”

Valerie Vargas, Senior Vice President of Advertising and Creative Services at AT&T, relished in the Dallas based carrier’s excitement to bring the summit to life. “One of the hardest parts of breaking into any field is building a network and making connections with people that can help inspire dreams into reality,” she explained. “AT&T is a longstanding champion of mentorship across both business and entertainment and we hope the opportunities stemming from the REVOLT Hip Hop Summit help young people find their place.”

The first round of the REVOLT Hip Hop Summit is scheduled to take place in Atlanta on July 25-27 and then in Los Angeles on October 24-26. You can view the trailer below.

Photo: Derrick Salters / WENN.com

Source: HipHopWired.com

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Joe Budden Gets Big Mad At Scottie Beam’s Feminist Stance, Sparks Gender War On Twiiter

Joe Budden vs. Scottie Beam

Source: Revolt / State of The Culture

Joe Budden had the internet buzzing this weekend thanks to a clip he shared from an upcoming taping of his Revolt show State of The Culture.

Without much description, with the caption “just gonna leave this here and go,” Joe Budden dropped the bomb in the form of a clip which featured a heated debate between himself and his fellow co-host Scottie Beam. Joe gets BIG MAD at what he describes as “fake women empowerment” and Scottie not being mad Brittany Renner for sharing her sexual escapades in her recently released tell-all book.

Scottie holds her own despite Joe not letting her get much input in and makes the valid point that male rappers talk about women whom they have had sex with on songs all of the time.

As you can imagine the video made its rounds quickly starting a gender war where many came to the defense of Scottie calling out Joe for what they took as misogynistic take meanwhile men like Freddie Gibbs took this as their opportunity to die on a crappy hill.

If just a clip could spark the masses, imagine what the debate in its entirety will cause to happen. Is this definitely not the “state of the culture?” Or did Scottie and Joe’s heated discussion cast a new light on the culture’s problematic ways?  You can see the fallout from Joe’s rage directed toward Scottie Beam in the gallery below.

Photo: Revolt / State of The Culture

 

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