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12/17/2025

Today Black With No Chaser remembers the life of Zaevion Dobson. A 15 year old model high school student and athlete from Knoxville, Tennessee who laid down his life for his peers while shielding them from gang related gunfire in the Lonsdale community three years ago on December 17, 2015.

Honored by President Barack Obama as well as the 2016 recipient of the ESPN Arthur Ashe Award for courage, his life is a testament to the work we need to do to protect our children from senseless gun violence.

For those who would like to contribute or learn more about his life visit the Zaevion Dobson Foundation online at
www.TheZaevionDobsonMemorialFoundation.org

Zaevion Dobson Foundation

✍🏽 Angela Dennis

12/15/2025

Ok, I watched the last two episodes of the Diddy Documentary and I have some more questions..

1.) Ain’t it wild that Diddy has like 16 variants?

2.) I wonder if they didn’t find the baby oil, could Diddy have replaced Majors as Kang at Marvel?

3.) You got 360 Deal Diddy. You got Ciroc Diddy. You got Sean John Diddy. You got R Kelly Diddy (Sorry Cassie was 18. She was still a kid). You got Cosby Diddy. You got Harvey Weinstein Diddy. You got Woody Allen Diddy. You got Trump Diddy. You got Bill Clinton Diddy. You got Satan Diddy. You got Mr. Steal Yo Girl Diddy. You got Making the Band Diddy. You got Danity Kaine Diddy. You got Diddy - Dirty Money Diddy. You got Mohawk Diddy.

Wait, was Mohawk Diddy in the documentary?

4.) Was it me, or was Mohawk Diddy his final Freak Off Form, like Cell on Dragonball Z or some s**t?

5.) Speaking of Ciroc Diddy, y’all remember when n*ggas were calling themselves Ciroc Boyz?

6.) I hate to ask this because we share the same name, but do yall agree that Diddy stealing Cassie from Ryan Leslie was his easiest steal?

7.) Speaking of Cassie, a 10 album deal?!? Diddy had Cassie in a deal with the Devil, the Joker, Voldemort, and Franklin Roosevelt. Made her sign the New Deal, gawd damn.

8.) I don’t know about the rest of those jurors, but Diddy’s lawyers went a strong 2 for 2 with those jurors in the documentary, right??

9.) I know Diddy’s lawyers were asking, “If we clone the Indian guy, make 11 more him, and put them all on the jury, do we think he would say the goverment needs to go to prison instead?”

10.) If that Indian juror has a daughter, could someone message her and tell her to runaway as soon as possible?

11.) Ok, but like, who are some of these nig..nah, nevermind. I should be tired of asking that, right? Moving on.

12.) Can you imagine explaining the documentary to the Aliens?

Aliens: Who did they get on the documentary?

Me: Oh, some people.

Aliens: Some people?

Me: Yeah, like some people I knew and some people I wouldn’t recognize if they walked into my house right now.

Aliens: Why didn’t they interview Notorious BIG?

Me: Oh, he’s dead.

Aliens: Tupac?

Me: Dead, too. But they did interview Craig Macks wife!

Aliens: And what about Craig Mack?

Me: He’s dead.

Aliens: What about his wife or someone who was the closest to being his wife?

Me: Oh, Kim Porter?!?

Aliens: Sure.

Me: Yeah, she’s also no longer with us.

Aliens: Damn, well wha..

Me: Oh, there was this rapper named Black Rob. He could’ve had some insight into..wait..

Aliens: Dead?

Me: Yeah. Dead.

Aliens: Are you seeing a pattern here?

Me: That Diddy is the equivalent of processed sugar in the Black community?

13.) I’m sorry, but what kind of ecstasy was Diddy and Cassie on to be f**king for how long??

14.) Can y’all imagine partying with a n*gga who stays up for 14 days straight?

15.) Will Diddy’s organs be studied for medically beneficial ways to use ecstasy after he dies, because how is this n*gga not already dead??

16.) Is it me or should finding random baby oil in the hotel carry a minimum 10 year sentence? Was he having mini freakoffs in the hotel? Like, a freakoff subscription with ads?

17.) That Aubrey O’Day story was henious and awful. No questions for that other than it reminds me to ask where are the other arrests?

18.) Is Diddy’s son, Justin, his enforcer? Imagine him threatening you, you turn around and look straight ahead, and that n*gga says, “Hey, down here.”

19.) Diddy was blowing up that producers phone like the Michigan coach was blowing up the white girls pho..wait. S**t, too soon? And I’m sorry, he woke up with who? And didnt even get paid?? Yeah, Katt will lie for ya before he lie to ya when he said, “YOU GOT TO TELL DIDDY NO!”

20.) How many Tyler Perry wigs does Diddy’s mom have?

21.) The documentary was fine. Some stuff exaggerated. But who cares, right? I didn’t need a documentary to tell me that Diddy is one of the worst human beings to gleefully dance around this earth. But I do wanna know..

Who are these n*ggas?

~ Leslie McLemore II

12/11/2025

We can agree on the truth and still question the timing. When Rep. Jasmine Crockett announced her Senate run, critique came fast. But is early critique strategic—or harmful? Let’s talk about it.

12/09/2025

Rest in Power, Jo Ann Crozier Allen Boyce

Jo Ann was only 14 years old when she walked into history as one of the Clinton 12 the first Black students to integrate a public high school in the South at Clinton High School in Tennessee in 1956.

She didn’t walk in for headlines. She walked in because it was her right. She walked in despite mobs, threats, and being surrounded by hate. Every step she took shook the foundation of Jim Crow segregation.

In her homeroom, she was elected vice president a quiet, powerful statement of her dignity and leadership, even in the face of hostility.

But after just five months, the violence and threats became too much. Her family made the hard decision to leave Tennessee and move to Los Angeles. She never got to graduate from Clinton High, but her presence had already changed the game.

She became a pediatric nurse, dedicating her life to care and healing. And she kept telling the story. In 2019, she co-authored This Promise of Change to help young people understand what courage really looks like.

Jo Ann was a freedom fighter in every sense of the word—calm, brilliant, and committed. She didn’t just break barriers. She softened the landing for those who came after.

She was also the grandmother of actor and activist Cameron Boyce, whose own life was deeply influenced by her legacy.

We honor you, Jo Ann. And we thank you. Because of you, so many of us were able to sit in classrooms you helped desegregate, walk into spaces you made safer, and dream beyond the walls you helped tear down.

Drop a dove 🕊 if her story moves you. Drop a fist ✊🏾 if you vow to continue the legacy.

12/09/2025

2 episodes into the Diddy documentary and I have some questions…

1.) How does Diddy keep f**king everybody girl?

2.) Can you imagine that conversation? “You lost yo h*e to Diddy? I can see if it was Usher. I’d be like hey, that’s Usher. But Diddy?”

3.) I wonder if Diddy regrets f*cking 50 Cent’s babymomma?

4.) I wonder if Diddy tried to sleep with Jada?

5.) Who are like 3/4’s of these n*ggas?

6.) I wonder if Biggie asked himself, “I know this n*gga ain’t dressed in all white, gleefully dancing while I’m dead?”

7.) But for real, who are 3/4’s of these n*ggas?

8.) I wonder if y’all are also wondering that on one hand, Diddy is a tier one awful human being and on the other hand that these some chatty patty n*ggas on this documentary, right?

9.) Nah though, who who are 3/4’s of these chatty patty, hating a$$ n*ggas?

10.) Does Netflix not know who 50 Cent is?

11.) When 50 Cent got this footage, I wonder if he started doing the Diddy Bop?

12.) Who tf gave 50 Cent this footage? Ok, this was answered. Apparently Diddy assumed the videographers were Bad Boy artists and he didn’t pay em, so Fiddy swooped in and—you guessed it—paid em.

12.) So now that the original question 12 was answered, I have another question 12.

Did Eric Sermon say Diddy punched him and he told Diddy to get in the car followed by Diddy putting on Ready to Die, thus making Eric Sermon not want to get his lick back? Because if a n*gga punch me, I don’t give a damn if he plays Michael Jackson, Back from the Dead, you gotta run me my fade, right?

13.) I wonder if Pac went up to Biggie in heaven and said, “That n*gga is literally in all white, gleefully dancing and capitalizing on your grave, but you mad at me????”

14.) And then I wonder if Biggie was like, “N*gga, I’m mad at you because you called me a fat mf and said you f**cked my wife, you fat mf.”

15.) And then I wonder if Pac was like, “Oh. Touché.”

16.) No seriously, who are these n*ggas?

17.) Does 50 Cent realize why he got shot that many times? He has to, right?

18.) When Diddy goes to hell, will Satan sign him to a 360 deal?

19.) Like, I wonder if Satan will give that n*gga an advancement on Angel wings and charge him for overhead like fire and brimestone, and then just take away his Angel Wings as a form of payment?

20.) Almost lastly—in my Tommy Davidson voice—who are these n*ggas?

21.) Ahh, made it to 21 questions. See what I did there?

~ Leslie McLemore II

12/09/2025

BREAKING: A Gadsden County jury in Florida has returned a record $779.3 million wrongful death verdict in the killing of security guard Lewis Butler, who was shot during a 2023 armed robbery at an internet café in Havana, Florida, where illegal gambling was allegedly taking place.

Attorney Crump and Butler’s widow, Kimberly Butler, are set to address the verdict and renew calls for state lawmakers to shut down illegal internet gambling operations across Florida.

The lawsuit accused the café’s operators, Fortune MGT 2023 LLC and Manishkumar Patel, of running a negligent and unsafe business that ignored clear security risks.

Central to the case was evidence showing the café failed to report a previous armed robbery on Oct. 25, 2023, when a firearm was stolen. Investigators later determined that the same stolen gun was used in the robbery that claimed Butler’s life as he attempted to shield a cashier.

According to testimony, the earlier robbery went unreported because the owners allegedly knew illegal gambling was occurring at the location and chose not to involve law enforcement.

Attorneys argued that this lack of transparency and failure to implement basic safety measures directly contributed to the deadly conditions Butler faced.

Crump and Mrs. Butler will speak publicly about the verdict and urge the Florida Legislature and the Florida Gaming Control Commission to strengthen oversight and penalties for illegal gambling cafés.

✍🏽 Angela Dennis

12/08/2025

Jasmine Crockett just made one of the most consequential moves in Texas politics.

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (TX-30) has officially announced she’s running for the United States Senate and the timing tells a story. This comes just days after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed Texas to use a new congressional map that a lower court ruled was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

That ruling didn’t just hurt Democrats in general it directly targeted voices like Jasmine’s. Under the new map, her House seat is no longer safe. And that wasn’t an accident. When you’re one of the most forceful, unflinching Black voices in Congress pushing back against extremist policies, they can’t beat you at the ballot box… so they redraw the box. They couldn’t vote her out, so they tried to map her out.

Texas Republicans engineered a map designed to give the GOP control of 30 out of 38 House seats even though Texas is home to massive Democratic-leaning populations across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and El Paso. Texas isn’t deeply red; it’s deeply manipulated.

That’s exactly why Jasmine’s Senate run is so significant. Instead of letting a gerrymandered map silence her district and push her out of the House she’s taking the fight statewide, where maps can’t be used to dilute Black and Brown political power in the same way.

She’ll first face Democrat James Talarico in the March 3rd primary. If she wins, she’ll go up against a Republican machine fighting to hold the Senate seat currently held by John Cornyn (with Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt battling it out on the GOP side).

A Senate seat in Texas is a national battle. Control of the U.S. Senate. Voting rights. Reproductive freedom. Criminal legal reform. Immigration. Climate. Democracy itself.

If Texas ever truly reflects its people instead of its maps, everything shifts.

Keep your eyes on this race.

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