The Reality Check 10 19 26
Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 18 segments
Cohost Suzette Bagneris
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Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 18 segments
Cohost Suzette Bagneris
cheerleaders.
So the predominantly white cheer teams that were moderated by predominantly white women were out there doing the traditional cheers like F-I-G-H-T, fight, fight, you know, that kind of cheer.
Or let's get a little bit rowdy, R-O-W-D-Y, like all the traditional cheers.
girls, basically, our little black girls who were on the predominant, well, the all black cheer teams would end their cheers with words like, in your coach face.
Or I turn it to the little predominantly white, your team, like what, what? And like making the hand gestures and the angry, like, you know, it was, it was in your face.
And I don't quite understand why we are promoting in children, the angry black woman motif.
Yeah.
Why aren't we doing just regular cheers without facing off with the other cheer team like we're in Set It Off? It's competition.
It was just supposed to be a friendly little cheer event, but yet it was like, and your mama, you know, at the end of the cheer, every cheer ended with a, and your mama.
And I really don't understand why we're doing this and why we're starting it at such a young age.
cheerleaders.
So the predominantly white cheer teams that were moderated by predominantly white women were out there doing the traditional cheers like F-I-G-H-T, fight, fight, you know, that kind of cheer.
Or let's get a little bit rowdy, R-O-W-D-Y, like all the traditional cheers.
girls, basically, our little black girls who were on the predominant, well, the all black cheer teams would end their cheers with words like, in your coach face.
Or I turn it to the little predominantly white, your team, like what, what? And like making the hand gestures and the angry, like, you know, it was, it was in your face.
And I don't quite understand why we are promoting in children, the angry black woman motif.
Yeah.
Why aren't we doing just regular cheers without facing off with the other cheer team like we're in Set It Off? It's competition.
It was just supposed to be a friendly little cheer event, but yet it was like, and your mama, you know, at the end of the cheer, every cheer ended with a, and your mama.
And I really don't understand why we're doing this and why we're starting it at such a young age.
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