Emily (@SnarlsDeGaulle)and I talk about the World Cup quarterfinals, preview the semis, France, England, Brazil, our team we most wanted to see in the round of 16, disproportionate card allocation, and we touch on racism in football. Agendas dying left and right.Av Jawn Brown

Good luck this weekend to Nigeria and to Mo Salah!@jawnbrown talks about FIFA & UEFA's handling of its players dealing with racism, and why its more of an institutional problem that mirrors the world outside of the sport. Follow @noyoucantsayhi on twitter, facebook, and all other media platforms. Links:https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/43588304htt…

Earlier this year South African officials flung their support behind land expropriation of white farmers and land owners in their country. @jawnbrown takes a look at this intersting policy proposal in his own unique way. Follow @noyoucantsayhi on twitter.Links: https://www.huffingtonpost.co.za/michael-morris/south-africa-the-risks-we-face-are-real_…

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@jawnbrown is once again joined by @francisadujr to talk about #LEMONADE, visiblity for those who are often invisible, colorism, Harriet Tubman, and an ode to the legendary Prince.Av Jawn Brown

@jawnbrownis joined by @francisadujr to discuss the Timberwolves hiring Thibs, intriguing playoff matchups, and geek out over the amazing Golden State Warriors.Av Jawn Brown

@afrotstic_lex joins @jawnbrown as the first guest on No You Can't Say Hi to discuss "religious freedom" laws, trans discrimination, gender, sex, and race.Av Jawn Brown

Episode 3 of No You Can't Say Hi focuses on the detention of Bobby Shmurda and Kalief Browder, and the hopelessness of our justice system. Original Kalief Browder story: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/10/06/before-the-lawUpdate: http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/kalief-browder-1993-2015…

In @JawnBrown's triumphant return, he discusses Kehlani, D'Angelo Russell, and how their recent public infamy is harmful to discussions surrounding mental health, and how African-Americans are often left behind in the battle to effectively treat mental illness.Av Jawn Brown

"No You Can't Say Hi" is a podcast from @jawnbrown about any and everything. In the inaugural episode, Jawn previews the 2016 Iowa Caucuses, talks Trump, Hilary v Bernie, Drake v Meek Mill, and has an ending you do NOT want to miss.Av Jawn Brown

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