The Impact of Ida B Wells - Jimmy Kimmel Opinion - Homeisode 44

In this episode, we celebrate the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Ida B. Wells. A true icon and pioneer, her tireless activism and groundbreaking journalism continue to inspire generations. We delve into her courageous fight against racial injustice, her powerful investigative reporting exposing the horrors of lynching, and her unwavering commitment to women's rights and social equality. Prepare to be moved by the story of a woman who dared to challenge the status quo and leave an indelible mark on history.
We offer our perspectives on the recent comments made by Jimmy Kimmel concerning Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump. We believe it's disheartening when individuals face backlash for expressing their opinions, highlighting the importance of free speech and open dialogue in our society.
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Yo, what's up? It's your boy Quincy Murdock with
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another episode of Not Just Music Podcasts, where
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we keep it real and honest. Being a podcaster,
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being in the entertainment, doing this freedom
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of speech that we do, you know, giving our opinions.
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A big thing happened with Jimmy Kimmel and the
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president. It started with Kimmel. actually making
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a joke of a young a young speaker uh charlie
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i believe his name was if i got his name wrong
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i'm sorry it was a speaker but he spoke out the
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speaker spoke out on a lot of things you know
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political personal about people's life the way
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they choose to live sensitive of and he ended
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up unfortunately getting killed and we don't
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condone any killing or nothing like that anybody
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any race any person that we take that serious
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anytime somebody loses a life over a voice opinion
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uh how you feel is always a bad thing fast forward
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kim had made a joke aimed at the president but
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the victim that got killed actually was part
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of the joke Basically, he got suspended. The
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government, Donald Trump, had suspended his show.
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And I think he was off air for a week. And this
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was all over a joke. And I think the joke was...
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We had some new lows over the weekend with the
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MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize
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this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything
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other than one of them and doing everything they
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can. to score political points from it. In between
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the finger pointing, there was grieving. On Friday,
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the White House flew the flags at half staff,
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which got some criticism. But on a human level,
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you can see how hard the president is taking
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this. My condolences on the loss of your friend,
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Charlie Kirk. May I ask, sir, personally, how
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are you holding up over the last day and a half,
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sir? I think very good. And by the way, right
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there, you see all the trucks? They've just started
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construction of the new ballroom for the White
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House. Which is something they've been trying
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to get, as you know, for about 150 years. And
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it's going to be a beauty. Yes. He's at the fourth
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stage of grief. Construction. Demolition. Construction.
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This is not how an adult grieves the murder of
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someone he called a friend. This is how a four
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-year -old mourns a goldfish. So he got suspended.
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And a lot of people were... you know talking
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about freedom of speech what happened to freedom
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of speech what happened to jokes you know uh
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does does freedom of speech give a person a right
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to uh hurt a person's livelihood or hurt a person
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uh physically or whatever the case is what's
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And what I'm going to talk about today is a black
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female by the name of Ida. Bell Wales anti -lynching
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pamphlets help usher in a new era of journalism.
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OK, you may be familiar with the term. Muck records
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are yellow journalism. At the turn of the 20th
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century, journalists began writing vividly, describing
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stories about horrific practices around the country
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and world. Nellie Bly's 10 Days. In a madhouse
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and out of Tarbell's The History of Standard
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Oil Company as two classes of the genre. But
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without Wells' Southern Horrors, a 1982 pamphlet
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detailing lynching accounts throughout the United
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States and how those lynchings were enacted to
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punish black people who threatened white power
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structures. Her investigating investigative journalism
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gave rise to new mythology okay so she basically
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was telling stories vivid stories of black lynchings
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you know back then it wasn't really a lot of
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um coverage we didn't have cell phones we didn't
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have cameras so this generation wouldn't have
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even known of the things occurring or going on
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if it wasn't for people like her out of you know
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um that covered these things wrote these things
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down reported these things back then even now
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people that have experiences journal journalism
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is a big thing it's a it's a freedom of speech
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and unfortunately we live in a country now to
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where people want to dictate the news people
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want to dictate the narrative if it's something
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that makes them look bad if it's something that
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doesn't go by their accord or their standards,
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then they want to shut it down. They basically
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want to control the narrative and control the
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news. Anything that makes them look good, anything
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that's supportive of them is okay. But anything
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that's against them is not supporting them or
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their cause. They want to silence it. And I feel
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like if it's going to be freedom of speech, it
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needs to be free from all angles. And us as people,
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we have to realize everybody's not going to see
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our point of view. Everybody's not going to think
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how we think. Everybody's not going to feel how
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we feel about everything or some things at all.
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But the point we must remember is it's a freedom
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of speech. It's an opinion. And no opinion and
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no freedom of speech gives another individual
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the right to attack your livelihood. meaning
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your job financially are even making it worse
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you know taking your life over freedom of speech
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so shout out to women like her that were brave
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enough to report these things and tell the truth
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because the truth will set us free and no matter
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how much we hate our opinion What lies under
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the opinions and what lies deeply under all of
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the he say, she say. One thing you got to remember
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is one thing that will never change is the truth
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of all these opinions. You can think what you
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want to think, but facts, truth. They don't lie.
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All right. So, yeah, people. Freedom of speech.
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I have the freedom to do this right here. Not
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just music podcast to y 'all. My opinions, my
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feelings, how I feel, what I think, my facts,
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flaws, good, bad, whatever to inspire. Hopefully
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somebody like me. And if you don't agree with
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the content that I do or say or what I say, I
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appreciate y 'all still giving me this platform
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to speak my freedom of speech. So. Respect to
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ones that support us. Respect to ones that don't.
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Because at the end of the day, y 'all still allow
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us to have this platform. God allows us to have
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this platform. And we're blessed. And we're going
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to keep striving, keep telling our points of
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view. Not Just Music Podcast. So once again,
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it's Quincy Murdock. Another episode of Not Just
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Music Podcast. Where we keep it real and honest.
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Peace.