Love, Peace, & Confrontation

Join us as we explore polygamy, economics, manhood, transgender politics and the destruction of meaning via the turmoil of term wars.

In this 46th episode my brother TreyStew and I explore the political and economic implications of polygamy as a form of group economics and nation building. Join us as we investigate the business of marriage and love to more clearly understand how religious imperialism has shaped the moral and economic conceptions of family in the collective psyche of the descendants of the African diaspora within the context of white oppression.

This episode explores the psychopolitical and exploitative implications of Abrahamic slave religions imposed on black People in order to maintain Europeans in their position as both oppressor and savior.

This episode explores the psychopolitical and exploitative implications of Abrahamic slave religions imposed on black People in order to maintain Europeans in their position as both oppressor and savior.

In this 44th episode we explore the reality of oppression, the deception of comfort, and the lethality of lateral progression that often derails us from the path of true liberation.

Join me along with my brother Trey Stew in the 43rd episode of the LPC podcast as we explore the dynamics of black fatherhood in the American context.

Ayo!!!!! Here’s the 42nd episode of the Love, Peace, and Confrontation Podcast!!! Join us as my good brother Trey Stew and myself explore the fundamentals of group dynamics, gender roles, and the impact that white oppression has had upon the relational dynamics between the black man and black woman!!! Check in as we attempt to tackle such topics as communal cohesion, caricatures of blackness, toxic survival responses, and so much more!!!

In this episode we continue to explore the dynamics of franchised oppression and the social, economic, and political implications that inhere the maladaptive shaping of male and female relationships in the black community facilitating our domination and the maintenance of the status quo.

White supremacist oppression in the Amerikkkan context has left no facet of black life unmolested by its intrusive manipulation, distortion, and intentional disfigurement of the collective black visage; both male and female. Join myself and my brother TreyStew as we explore controversial and provocative subject matter via a conversational survey of black male and female relationships, the destabilization of the black family, intersectionality and split loyalties, gender roles, child rearing, and a host of nuanced relevant topics specific to our collective journey informed by racism, classism, and sexism.

White supremacist oppression in the Amerikkkan context has left no facet of black life unmolested by its intrusive manipulation, distortion, and intentional disfigurement of the collective black visage; both male and female. Join myself and my brother TreyStew as we explore controversial and provocative subject matter via a conversational survey of black male and female relationships, the destabilization of the black family, intersectionality and split loyalties, gender roles, child rearing, and a host of nuanced relevant topics specific to our collective journey informed by racism, classism, and sexism.