Ep 626 | Shannon Sharpe & Stephen A. Smith Pay the Price for Serving the Matriarchy
Shannon Sharpe, the big, tough football legend, pleased the world and won the support of entertainment power brokers by making himself a public ally of the Alphabet Mafia, and now, he’s paying the price. Part of that ransom is having comedians like Mike Epps, Corey Holcomb, and Eddie Griffin asserting that Sharpe is gay. Sharpe and his colleague Stephen A. Smith have been outspoken about their sisters' roles in their lives. Before Smith went on his Whitlock rant, whose permission did he seek? Some of it is a virtue signal, but modern, feminized culture requires men to install women in high advisory positions to avoid looking misogynistic. It’s a byproduct of the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda. It’s harmful. Male spaces — from the Boy Scouts to golf clubs to locker rooms — have been integrated in the name of inclusion. It’s a mistake. In Tennessee Harmony, co-host of “CrossPolitic” Gabriel Rench joins Anthony Walker and Virgil Walker to discuss the biblical role of men seeking counsel from other men. Plus, the panel discusses the case of C.J. Stroud. Is the outspoken Jesus follower under the spell of the enemy after his recent sightings with Amber Rose and the Kardashians?
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