Join Michelle Bryant as she dives into the controversial primary win of Debbie Wasserman Schultz in Florida's 20th Congressional District. In a district designed for Black representation, Schultz's victory raises questions about political strategy and racial dynamics. Michelle explores how Black candidates' inability to unify allowed Schultz to win, despite the district's history.

The episode also covers the troubling story of Cedric Lodge, a Harvard morgue manager involved in trafficking human body parts, and the implications of systemic racial bias within Milwaukee Public Schools. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on these pressing issues.

Michelle is joined by callers and co-hosts to further dissect these topics, offering a platform for community voices and perspectives. Don't miss this engaging and informative episode!

Chapters
0:00 Introduction and Show Start
5:00 Morning Banter and Jokes
10:00 Brewers' Historic Victory
15:00 Weather Impact and Storm Damage
20:00 Milwaukee Public Schools Audit
25:00 Federal Investigation into MPS
30:00 Race and Discipline in Schools
35:00 Callers Discuss School Issues
40:00 Veolia Partnership Ads
45:00 Cedric Lodge and Harvard Scandal
50:00 Black Representation in Politics
55:00 Debbie Wasserman Schultz's Win
1:00:00 Black Candidates' Missed Opportunity
1:05:00 Community Reactions and Calls
1:10:00 Discussion on Racial Dynamics
1:15:00 Final Thoughts and Reflections
1:40:00 Closing Remarks

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