In this episode, host Sharika Soal discusses her frustration with George Floyd still being discussed as a martyr four years after his death.
Sharika argues that Floyd was committing a crime when he died, and his past includes violently robbing a home with three other black men while a toddler was present.
Not wanting a man with a past so disturbing being the general representation of their race isn't irrational and to treat people that way is gaslighting.
Soal also criticizes how black men continue to hold Floyd up as a symbol of black excellence when he was an unemployed man and addicted to drugs.
Sharika Soal wants black heroes to be people who actually improve society and do good things rather than criminals.
Connect with Sharika:
Twitter: @SharikaSoal84
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