Episode 181: Now What About the Word Bitch
Sep 19, 2026 · 47 min · 17 segments
Hip Hop has had plenty of discussion recently in regards to the N Word. Is it now time to discuss the word “Bitch”?
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Sep 19, 2026 · 47 min · 17 segments
Hip Hop has had plenty of discussion recently in regards to the N Word. Is it now time to discuss the word “Bitch”?
a lot of buzz around the N-word and the use of the N-word and who could use it and who can't use it.
And I think ultimately we should all be striving to remove that word from our vocabulary.
But while I was thinking about this and the importance of the N-word, I was thinking about the counterpart that many young brothers and sisters and people in general use it.
And it seems to be our communities, whether you want to say so-called Black, so-called Latino, Black American, Puerto Rican, Dominican, we've been using the N-word viciously and way too much, right? And with going with that, we use the B word, the bitch word to identify women, the sisters, the queens, whichever you choose to call.
I don't think it's not, there's no way that we should be identifying women with that term, especially when many of us are married.
Many of us have, you know, great mothers, you know what I'm saying? Peace to all of our moms, our mothers that have sacrificed a lot for us.
many of us in the communities being raised by single mothers struggling mothers and then we grow up dishonoring them and disrespecting women by using this word to identify the sisters in the queens um what do you think brother about about the word and how
We also use it to identify a male that's acting a certain way when we have issues with them
And I grew up under my grandparents, grandfather, grandmother, my uncle, which is my mother's brother, and her four sisters.
a lot of buzz around the N-word and the use of the N-word and who could use it and who can't use it.
And I think ultimately we should all be striving to remove that word from our vocabulary.
But while I was thinking about this and the importance of the N-word, I was thinking about the counterpart that many young brothers and sisters and people in general use it.
And it seems to be our communities, whether you want to say so-called Black, so-called Latino, Black American, Puerto Rican, Dominican, we've been using the N-word viciously and way too much, right? And with going with that, we use the B word, the bitch word to identify women, the sisters, the queens, whichever you choose to call.
I don't think it's not, there's no way that we should be identifying women with that term, especially when many of us are married.
Many of us have, you know, great mothers, you know what I'm saying? Peace to all of our moms, our mothers that have sacrificed a lot for us.
many of us in the communities being raised by single mothers struggling mothers and then we grow up dishonoring them and disrespecting women by using this word to identify the sisters in the queens um what do you think brother about about the word and how
We also use it to identify a male that's acting a certain way when we have issues with them
And I grew up under my grandparents, grandfather, grandmother, my uncle, which is my mother's brother, and her four sisters.
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