Black State of Emergency: Discipline, Protection & Power

Black State of Emergency: Discipline, Protection & Power | Outlaw Radeo Podcast

STREAMING LIVE THURSDAY @ 1:11 pm.

This is not just entertainment. This is a report.

In this episode of Outlaw Radeo, B.I.G. Nel Obuya breaks down four crisis pillars inside Black America:
gun violence among young Black men, violence against Black women, medical discrimination, and a
generation softened without strategy. These are not separate problems. They are symptoms of a
people without shared standards, economic organization, or institutional memory.

This episode introduces the TEAM RBG Black State of Emergency initiative — a coordinated effort using music,
interviews, research, and cultural programming to document, analyze, and build a response to the
crisis.

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We prepare for Claim Malcolm X Day on May 19, 2026 — a 3-hour global broadcast connecting Atlanta
and Tehran, live on 2RAW4TV. This is not nostalgia. This is a political declaration.

We also spotlight Fyah In Dah Booth — a live cultural pipeline for raw expression and talent
development, every Saturday in Ellenwood, GA.

Malcolm’s method was clarity, discipline, and international consciousness. That method still works.

Discipline is love. Organization is protection. Power is the goal.
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