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Naw cuz, YOU Try That in a Small Town! The Fade in the Water
Aug 23, 2023
Confrontation involving racism and violence in Montgomery River boat brawl. History of violence in America and resistance by black people. Uncovering secrets of town's history and discussing scandal involving reality TV star defrauding the elderly. Longing for justice and accountability for Black people displayed in media.
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- Violence can be justified as self-defense in situations of racial tension and oppression.
- The incident at the dock challenges the notion that small towns represent goodness and morality, highlighting the reality of racism and violence that exists in these communities.
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Violence and Self-defense
The podcast episode discusses a violent incident that took place at a dock in Montgomery, Alabama. A black co-captain of a riverboat attempted to resolve a dispute with white individuals on a pontoon boat, but was attacked. This sparked a brawl between black and white individuals, with others joining in to protect and defend the black co-captain. The episode explores the idea that violence can sometimes be justified as self-defense, particularly in situations where there is a history of racial tension and violence. It also highlights the importance of standing up for oneself in the face of unjust actions.
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