07/20/2026
P***k That “Stand Your Ground” Bull S**t
A 14-year-old Black boy was chased, shot in the back, and killed after being accused of stealing from a convenience store. The store owner walked free.
Now the question is bigger than one courtroom, one verdict, or one community:
Who gets to be afraid? Who gets to fight back? And who is expected to die quietly?
This week, Shawnnell “No BS” Batiste, “Big Sexy” Fred Turner, and Brian “G-Money” Turner are unpacking the killing of Cyrus Carmack-Belton, the acquittal of the store owner, the language of self-defense, and the dangerous way fear becomes believable when the person being feared is Black.
We are also digging into the growing tension between Black and Asian communities, the calls for boycotts, the economic relationship between businesses and the neighborhoods they serve, and the hard truth that people can experience racism while still carrying anti-Black beliefs.
But let’s be clear: this conversation is not about blaming every Asian person for the actions of one man. It is about accountability, community respect, solidarity, and recognizing how white supremacy benefits when marginalized communities turn against one another instead of confronting the systems hurting all of us.
We are also talking about the shift we are seeing among Black people who are tired of being harassed, followed, accused, disrespected, and then told to remain calm while somebody else escalates the situation. When does walking away become self-preservation, and when does constantly turning the other cheek teach people that they can keep putting their hands on us?
Standing your ground does not always mean fighting.
Sometimes it means setting a boundary.
Sometimes it means documenting the truth.
Sometimes it means withholding your dollars.
Sometimes it means refusing to leave a space where you have every right to exist.
And sometimes it means standing together so nobody has to stand alone.
This is a conversation about justice, fear, power, economic accountability, anti-Blackness, solidarity, and what it really means to protect our communities without becoming weapons against one another.
Join the conversation with:
Shawnnell “No BS” Batiste
“Big Sexy” Fred Turner
Brian “G-Money” Turner
This is grown people having grown conversations.
You can choose to change your mind. We just want you to think.
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