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In the debut episode of Sweet Tea Ethics, Ed Garnes, Dr. Cornel West, and Clifton West challenge Obama’s presidential policies for everyday people, drop science on political pimps, and question priorities of black leaders in high places.

Mixing the reasoning sessions of the local barbershop and fervor of street corner theologians, the inter-generational movement Sweet Tea Ethics confronts topics including manhood, love, bridging generation gaps, and the cross cultural appeal of hip hop.

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