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Join us in this gripping episode of “Da Urban Conservative” as we delve into the heart-wrenching events that shook Minneapolis and the latest twists in the legal drama surrounding former President Donald Trump. Minneapolis Mourns: A Call for Help Turns Fatal In a tragic turn of events, Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell lost his life in a deadly ambush. Responding to a double shooting, officers were met with gunfire upon arrival at Blaisdell Avenue. The confrontation led to multiple casualties, including Officer Mitchell, another victim, and several injured parties. The city’s leadership expressed profound sorrow, and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension promised thorough investigations to uncover the full story behind this devastating incident. Trump’s Legal Labyrinth: From Indictments to Campaign Fuel The legal landscape for Donald Trump grows more complex as a Manhattan jury convicts him on multiple criminal counts. This adds to a series of indictments spanning several states, marking a tumultuous period for the former president. Despite the mounting legal pressure, Trump continues to campaign, framing his legal challenges as political attacks and rallying his base against perceived injustices. Canton’s Controversy: Police Conduct Under Scrutiny A routine traffic stop in Canton escalates into a harrowing scene, igniting community outrage and raising alarms over police use of force. The incident, involving a K9 attack on a civilian, casts a spotlight on the pressing need for accountability and reform in police practices. In this episode, we confront these critical stories head-on, offering unfiltered insights and analysis. We stand in solidarity with those affected by the violence and injustice, reaffirming our commitment to truth and community empowerment. Tune in for an unapologetic exploration of the issues that define our times. Remember, the quest for truth never rests. Keep questioning, keep thinking, and stay informed with “Da Urban Conservative.

Welcome to Da Urban Conservative, where we tackle the issues that matter most to our communities with unflinching honesty and a drive for justice. In this must-see episode, we delve into the heartbreaking events of Memorial Day weekend 2024, a time meant for remembrance but marked by tragedy and violence. Segment 1: The Memorial Day Weekend Shootings Over Memorial Day weekend, the nation was rocked by a wave of gun violence. In Chicago alone, at least nine people lost their lives and thirty others were wounded. Among the victims was a 5-year-old girl, Reign Ware, whose tragic death has left a community in mourning. Chicago wasn't alone; multiple cities across the U.S. reported similar incidents, with at least sixteen people dead and dozens more injured. We ask: Why is this happening, and what can be done to stop the violence that plagues our streets? Segment 2: The Questionable Policing Incident In a disturbing incident, a mother and her child were confronted by police over a suspected shoplifting of glasses, an accusation that turned out to be unfounded. The ordeal raises a critical question: Why was the child more reasonable and articulate than the police officers involved? This situation highlights the ongoing issues with policing in our communities, especially for Black families. How can we push for real DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in the workforce and housing when basic human dignity and fair treatment are still not guaranteed? Segment 3: The Tragic Death of a Toddler in Minneapolis We also cover the tragic death of a 2-year-old girl in Minneapolis, suspected to have died from an accidental overdose. The incident occurred at the Higher Ground complex, a low-income housing and homeless shelter run by Catholic Charities. Despite the efforts of police and emergency responders, who administered Narcan, the child could not be saved. This heartbreaking event is under investigation as a suspicious death, with drugs suspected to be involved. We'll discuss the broader implications of this tragedy and the urgent need for better support and protection for vulnerable families. Join us for an in-depth discussion on these critical issues. We'll explore the systemic problems that lead to such tragedies and discuss potential solutions to ensure a safer, more just future for all. Tune in to Da Urban Conservative for this vital conversation. Let's work together to demand change and build a better tomorrow. This episode promises to be a powerful and essential listen for anyone concerned about the future of our communities. Don't miss it.

Welcome to Da Urban Conservative, where we tackle the issues that matter most to our communities with unflinching honesty and a drive for justice. In this must-see episode, we delve into the heartbreaking events of Memorial Day weekend 2024, a time meant for remembrance but marked by tragedy and violence. Segment 1: The Memorial Day Weekend Shootings Over Memorial Day weekend, the nation was rocked by a wave of gun violence. In Chicago alone, at least nine people lost their lives and thirty others were wounded. Among the victims was a 5-year-old girl, Reign Ware, whose tragic death has left a community in mourning. Chicago wasn't alone; multiple cities across the U.S. reported similar incidents, with at least sixteen people dead and dozens more injured. We ask: Why is this happening, and what can be done to stop the violence that plagues our streets? Segment 2: The Questionable Policing Incident In a disturbing incident, a mother and her child were confronted by police over a suspected shoplifting of glasses, an accusation that turned out to be unfounded. The ordeal raises a critical question: Why was the child more reasonable and articulate than the police officers involved? This situation highlights the ongoing issues with policing in our communities, especially for Black families. How can we push for real DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in the workforce and housing when basic human dignity and fair treatment are still not guaranteed? Segment 3: The Tragic Death of a Toddler in Minneapolis We also cover the tragic death of a 2-year-old girl in Minneapolis, suspected to have died from an accidental overdose. The incident occurred at the Higher Ground complex, a low-income housing and homeless shelter run by Catholic Charities. Despite the efforts of police and emergency responders, who administered Narcan, the child could not be saved. This heartbreaking event is under investigation as a suspicious death, with drugs suspected to be involved. We'll discuss the broader implications of this tragedy and the urgent need for better support and protection for vulnerable families. Join us for an in-depth discussion on these critical issues. We'll explore the systemic problems that lead to such tragedies and discuss potential solutions to ensure a safer, more just future for all. Tune in to Da Urban Conservative for this vital conversation. Let's work together to demand change and build a better tomorrow. This episode promises to be a powerful and essential listen for anyone concerned about the future of our communities. Don't miss it.

In this powerful episode of "Da Urban Conservative," we confront two significant scandals shaking Minnesota to its core. Today, we expose the decadent and possibly illegal expenditures of Royce White’s 2022 congressional campaign. This so-called leader, this would-be representative of the people, has shown us where his true loyalties lie—not with his constituents, not with the people he swore to serve, but with his own indulgence. We reveal the sordid details of his campaign finances, which include payments to a Miami strip club and suspicious wire transfers totaling over $100,000. This behavior is a betrayal of the trust of the people, a blatant disregard for the very principles he claims to uphold. As he prepares for another run in 2024, backed by the state Republican Party, we must ask ourselves: how long will we allow such hypocrisy to thrive within our political system? Next, we dissect the Feeding Our Future fraud trial. At the heart of this scandal is a Somali nonprofit, established with the noble intent of aiding Somali refugees, now embroiled in accusations of misusing over $1 million in federal pandemic relief funds. This nonprofit, Somali Community Resettlement Services, claimed to serve millions of meals during the pandemic. Yet, the reality is a stark contrast, revealing a potential $250 million scam. This isn't just a case of financial misconduct; it's a direct assault on the integrity of our community and the trust placed in those who vowed to help the most vulnerable among us. While this organization hasn't been charged yet, their sudden financial growth and involvement in this scandal raise critical questions about accountability and the true cost of corruption. Brothers and sisters, this is more than just a local issue; it's a reflection of the broader systemic failures that plague our society. These scandals highlight a pattern of exploitation and greed, where the powerful use their position not to uplift the community but to enrich themselves. This is a call to action. We must demand transparency and accountability from those in power. We must hold them to the highest standards and refuse to accept anything less. This is not just about Royce White or a single nonprofit; it's about ensuring that our leaders are truly serving the people, not their own interests. In this episode of "Da Urban Conservative," we delve deep into these controversies, exposing the hypocrisy and corruption that threaten the very fabric of our society. We must confront these issues head-on, with the courage to speak the truth and the determination to seek justice. As we navigate these turbulent times, let us remember that our strength lies in our unity and our unwavering commitment to truth and justice. Join us as we explore the implications of these scandals for the Minnesota GOP, the integrity of nonprofit operations, and the broader fight for accountability in our society. This is a battle for the soul of our community, and we cannot afford to stand idly by. The time for action is now. The time to demand justice is now. Stay tuned for unfiltered insights and discussions that challenge the status quo and shine a light on the truths often left in the dark. Only here, on "Da Urban Conservative." Thank you for joining us. Remember, the power to change our future lies in our hands. Until next time, stay informed, stay engaged, and never stop fighting for the truth.

In this powerful episode of "Da Urban Conservative," we confront two significant scandals shaking Minnesota to its core. Today, we expose the decadent and possibly illegal expenditures of Royce White’s 2022 congressional campaign. This so-called leader, this would-be representative of the people, has shown us where his true loyalties lie—not with his constituents, not with the people he swore to serve, but with his own indulgence. We reveal the sordid details of his campaign finances, which include payments to a Miami strip club and suspicious wire transfers totaling over $100,000. This behavior is a betrayal of the trust of the people, a blatant disregard for the very principles he claims to uphold. As he prepares for another run in 2024, backed by the state Republican Party, we must ask ourselves: how long will we allow such hypocrisy to thrive within our political system? Next, we dissect the Feeding Our Future fraud trial. At the heart of this scandal is a Somali nonprofit, established with the noble intent of aiding Somali refugees, now embroiled in accusations of misusing over $1 million in federal pandemic relief funds. This nonprofit, Somali Community Resettlement Services, claimed to serve millions of meals during the pandemic. Yet, the reality is a stark contrast, revealing a potential $250 million scam. This isn't just a case of financial misconduct; it's a direct assault on the integrity of our community and the trust placed in those who vowed to help the most vulnerable among us. While this organization hasn't been charged yet, their sudden financial growth and involvement in this scandal raise critical questions about accountability and the true cost of corruption. Brothers and sisters, this is more than just a local issue; it's a reflection of the broader systemic failures that plague our society. These scandals highlight a pattern of exploitation and greed, where the powerful use their position not to uplift the community but to enrich themselves. This is a call to action. We must demand transparency and accountability from those in power. We must hold them to the highest standards and refuse to accept anything less. This is not just about Royce White or a single nonprofit; it's about ensuring that our leaders are truly serving the people, not their own interests. In this episode of "Da Urban Conservative," we delve deep into these controversies, exposing the hypocrisy and corruption that threaten the very fabric of our society. We must confront these issues head-on, with the courage to speak the truth and the determination to seek justice. As we navigate these turbulent times, let us remember that our strength lies in our unity and our unwavering commitment to truth and justice. Join us as we explore the implications of these scandals for the Minnesota GOP, the integrity of nonprofit operations, and the broader fight for accountability in our society. This is a battle for the soul of our community, and we cannot afford to stand idly by. The time for action is now. The time to demand justice is now. Stay tuned for unfiltered insights and discussions that challenge the status quo and shine a light on the truths often left in the dark. Only here, on "Da Urban Conservative." Thank you for joining us. Remember, the power to change our future lies in our hands. Until next time, stay informed, stay engaged, and never stop fighting for the truth.

Welcome to "Da Urban Conservative", where we dive deep into the heart of grassroots politics, shedding light on what it truly means to be a grassroots gladiator in the urban jungle. Here, we peel away the layers of superficiality and get to the core of power-to-the-people movements, where communities ignite the flames of change one step at a time. Grassroots Politics Unplugged: In this arena, we cast aside the fame-seekers and hashtag heroes, focusing instead on the genuine force behind grassroots activism. It's about everyday neighbors wielding the torch of transformation, painting the town with the colors of progress and empowerment. The Great Pretenders: Let's address the elephant in the room—the celebrities and influencers who've hijacked our cause for their own gain. They may bask in the spotlight, but where's the substance? We refuse to be mere props in their staged performances; it's time to expose the posers and reclaim our narrative. Snatching Back the Mic: Echoing the words of Malcolm X, we demand respect as human beings, asserting our right to shape our own destinies. The megaphone must be wrested from the clutches of profit prophets; we refuse to be reduced to soundbites in their commercial endeavors. We are the authors of our own stories, the architects of our futures. The Grassroots Grind: Grassroots activism is not for the faint-hearted. It's about rolling up your sleeves, forging connections, and igniting the flames of revolution at the ballot box. There's no glamour here, only the raw power of dedication and hard work. Conclusion: As we conclude, let us absorb the timeless wisdom of Malcolm X: "You can't separate peace from freedom." So let us press on, reclaiming our peace, our freedom, and our voices with every step we take. The fight continues, and the power of grassroots activism lies firmly in our hands. Until next time, remember: stay true, stay grounded, and keep the fire of change burning bright. This is Da Urban Conservative, signing off. Keep it real, keep it grassroots.

In today’s episode, we unravel a web of deception that spans from halal restaurants to business consultants. The COVID-19 pandemic brought economic hardship, but it also revealed the dark side of relief programs. Join us as we expose the $250 million fraud that preyed on aid meant for struggling businesses. Our journey begins with the shocking case of a Shakopee halal restaurant. Seven defendants received $49 million in federal funds but spent only a fraction on actual food. FBI forensic accountant Pauline Roase meticulously traced the financial trail, unearthing a deliberate attempt to obfuscate the truth. But that’s not all. Enter Tezzaree El-Amin Champion, a Minneapolis business consultant. Champion and his partner, Marcus Alexander Hamilton, used their company, Futuristic Management Group, to fraudulently submit applications for PPP loans and pandemic relief. They created non-existent businesses, submitted falsified documents, and diverted funds meant for struggling entrepreneurs to their own pockets. From the misuse of the Elevate Hennepin program to the siphoning of relief grants, Champion’s actions betrayed public trust. As we compare this case to the Shakopee halal restaurant scandal, we emphasize the need for transparency, oversight, and ethical use of public funds. Tune in to uncover the truth behind pandemic aid fraud and learn how we can protect our communities from such exploitation. Stay informed, stay empowered, and seek the unfiltered truth. 🎙️🔍🎧

In today’s episode, we unravel a web of deception that spans from halal restaurants to business consultants. The COVID-19 pandemic brought economic hardship, but it also revealed the dark side of relief programs. Join us as we expose the $250 million fraud that preyed on aid meant for struggling businesses. Our journey begins with the shocking case of a Shakopee halal restaurant. Seven defendants received $49 million in federal funds but spent only a fraction on actual food. FBI forensic accountant Pauline Roase meticulously traced the financial trail, unearthing a deliberate attempt to obfuscate the truth. But that’s not all. Enter Tezzaree El-Amin Champion, a Minneapolis business consultant. Champion and his partner, Marcus Alexander Hamilton, used their company, Futuristic Management Group, to fraudulently submit applications for PPP loans and pandemic relief. They created non-existent businesses, submitted falsified documents, and diverted funds meant for struggling entrepreneurs to their own pockets. From the misuse of the Elevate Hennepin program to the siphoning of relief grants, Champion’s actions betrayed public trust. As we compare this case to the Shakopee halal restaurant scandal, we emphasize the need for transparency, oversight, and ethical use of public funds. Tune in to uncover the truth behind pandemic aid fraud and learn how we can protect our communities from such exploitation. Stay informed, stay empowered, and seek the unfiltered truth. 🎙️🔍🎧

In this episode of Da Urban Conservative, we delve into the intricate web of community programs, policing, and financial challenges facing Minneapolis. Buckle up as we explore the following critical issues: Community Programs: A Double-Edged Sword Organizations like Agape, which work with former gang members and the formerly incarcerated, evoke mixed feelings. While their mission is rehabilitation and reintegration, there’s a lingering suspicion that these programs might inadvertently exploit the very people they aim to help, potentially turning them into informants. Critics argue that such initiatives could inadvertently fuel gang violence and community tensions, leading to a vicious cycle where cities pour more funds into these programs without addressing the root causes of the issues. The Unseen Impact of School Closures Recent research sheds light on the unintended consequences of school closures on public safety and youth incarceration. When schools shut down, students affiliated with gangs are forced to cross into rival territories, escalating the risk of violence. This situation underscores how decisions at the city and state level can unintentionally exacerbate community tensions, often under the guise of alternative policing strategies. Minneapolis Police: A Crisis of Trust and Numbers Nearly four years after George Floyd’s murder, the Minneapolis Police Department grapples with a shortage of over 200 officers. The challenge isn’t just about numbers; it’s about rebuilding trust in a community still reeling from the tragedy. The department’s efforts to recruit new officers are hampered by this trust deficit, complicating the city’s path to recovery. A Looming Fiscal Cliff Minneapolis faces a daunting $21.6 million budget gap next year, a shortfall that threatens to trigger steep property tax hikes. The gap, exacerbated by the end of federal pandemic aid and rising labor costs, poses the city’s most significant financial challenge since the Great Recession. Despite an uptick in sales and entertainment tax revenues, the city struggles to keep pace with the pay raises demanded by over 4,000 municipal workers in a tight labor market. The Budget Balancing Act As the city navigates these fiscal waters, Mayor Jacob Frey has voiced his opposition to layoffs and skepticism about the city’s capacity to fund new programs. Meanwhile, the City Council weighs various spending requests, including a significant investment in mobile voting operations to enhance voter outreach. With the end-of-year deadline looming, city officials are tasked with finding a balanced budget solution that minimizes the impact on public services. Stay tuned to Da Urban Conservative for unfiltered insights into the challenges and decisions shaping the future of Minneapolis. 🎙️🏙️

Welcome to “Da Urban Conservative” with Chaz Neal, where we cut through the chaos to uncover the truth. In this episode, we dive into the recent pandemonium at the Minnesota state capitol, where a colossal 1400-page omnibus bill was rushed through without proper examination or public input. This hasty passage raises serious concerns about transparency and accountability in our democratic process. We also tackle the Minnesota GOP's surprising endorsement of ex-NBA player Royce White, a move that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. What does this mean for Minnesota's future in politics? How will this controversial decision reshape the political arena? We’ll break it all down for you. Additionally, we address the tragic gun violence that shook the nation over the weekend. The reverberations of this senseless violence have left communities in mourning and demanding answers. We stand in solidarity with those affected and call for meaningful action. Chaz Neal confronts these uncomfortable truths with incisive commentary and unapologetic honesty. This episode offers a thought-provoking journey through the intricacies of law, politics, and social justice. Expect hard-hitting analysis, critical insights, and a call to action. “Da Urban Conservative with Chaz Neal” is here to challenge the status quo, give a voice to the voiceless, and empower you with the knowledge to drive change. This is more than a podcast; it’s a movement. Join the conversation that’s setting the narrative and driving change. Subscribe now to navigate these turbulent times with the clarity and conviction that only “Da Urban Conservative” can provide. #DaUrbanConservative #ChazNeal #MinnesotaPolitics #OmnibusBill #GOP #RoyceWhite #GunViolence #PoliticalPodcast #ConservativeTalk #TruthToPower #StayWoke #DemandAction #Solidarity #Empowerment #ChangeMakers #Subscribe

Join us on Da Urban Conservative as we delve into the latest political showdown – Trump's visit to Minnesota. Chaz brings you an in-depth analysis of Trump's bold move into this battleground state. From economic policies to national security, Trump's rhetoric is making waves, stirring up both support and controversy. Love him or hate him, Trump's influence on American politics is unmistakable, and his Minnesota visit is no exception. Get ready for real talk, insightful commentary, and a balanced perspective that cuts through the noise. Don't miss this episode of Da Urban Conservative as we break down Trump Takes on Minnesota.

In this deeply personal episode of Da Urban Conservative, we uncover the harrowing and inspiring story of my great uncle, Willie Francis, the young man who miraculously survived Louisiana's electric chair in 1946. This is more than just a tale of survival—it’s a profound narrative that stretches into the depths of the American legal and ethical landscapes. Join us as we explore Willie's first encounter with death, when at the young age of 16, he was strapped into the electric chair—a fate that should have been final. Yet, due to a miraculous malfunction, he lived to see another day. This incredible turn of events led to an intense legal battle that escalated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. There, the justices were sharply divided, ultimately delivering a narrow 5-4 verdict that mandated Willie face the chair once again. Central to this episode is the figure of Justice Felix Frankfurter, a man whose vote was pivotal in the decision to re-execute Willie but who later embarked on a quiet crusade to reverse this outcome. Despite being bound by the legalities and his role in the Court’s decision, Frankfurter’s conscience led him to work behind the scenes, advocating fervently for Willie's sentence to be commuted to life imprisonment. This aspect of the story reveals the often-overlooked human element within the judiciary, showcasing how personal conviction can clash with public duty. Through interviews with historians, legal experts, and family members, we dive deep into the emotional and societal implications of Willie’s story. We discuss the racial dynamics of mid-20th century America, the ethical questions surrounding capital punishment, and the psychological impact of awaiting death not once, but twice. This episode does more than just recount historical facts; it seeks to understand how Willie's experiences reflect broader themes of justice and redemption, and how his story resonates in today's context. We also reflect on the personal connection I have with Willie, considering how his strength and the injustice he faced have impacted our family through the generations. "Cheating Death Twice: The Untold Story of My Great Uncle Willie Francis" is not just a recounting of a young man’s encounter with death and the legal system; it's a story about resilience, the complexity of human morality, and the ongoing struggle for justice. Tune into Da Urban Conservative for this compelling narrative, where we bring my great uncle’s story out of the shadows and into the light, reminding us all of the power of survival and the quest for a fairer world.

In this deeply personal episode of Da Urban Conservative, we uncover the harrowing and inspiring story of my great uncle, Willie Francis, the young man who miraculously survived Louisiana's electric chair in 1946. This is more than just a tale of survival—it’s a profound narrative that stretches into the depths of the American legal and ethical landscapes. Join us as we explore Willie's first encounter with death, when at the young age of 16, he was strapped into the electric chair—a fate that should have been final. Yet, due to a miraculous malfunction, he lived to see another day. This incredible turn of events led to an intense legal battle that escalated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. There, the justices were sharply divided, ultimately delivering a narrow 5-4 verdict that mandated Willie face the chair once again. Central to this episode is the figure of Justice Felix Frankfurter, a man whose vote was pivotal in the decision to re-execute Willie but who later embarked on a quiet crusade to reverse this outcome. Despite being bound by the legalities and his role in the Court’s decision, Frankfurter’s conscience led him to work behind the scenes, advocating fervently for Willie's sentence to be commuted to life imprisonment. This aspect of the story reveals the often-overlooked human element within the judiciary, showcasing how personal conviction can clash with public duty. Through interviews with historians, legal experts, and family members, we dive deep into the emotional and societal implications of Willie’s story. We discuss the racial dynamics of mid-20th century America, the ethical questions surrounding capital punishment, and the psychological impact of awaiting death not once, but twice. This episode does more than just recount historical facts; it seeks to understand how Willie's experiences reflect broader themes of justice and redemption, and how his story resonates in today's context. We also reflect on the personal connection I have with Willie, considering how his strength and the injustice he faced have impacted our family through the generations. "Cheating Death Twice: The Untold Story of My Great Uncle Willie Francis" is not just a recounting of a young man’s encounter with death and the legal system; it's a story about resilience, the complexity of human morality, and the ongoing struggle for justice. Tune into Da Urban Conservative for this compelling narrative, where we bring my great uncle’s story out of the shadows and into the light, reminding us all of the power of survival and the quest for a fairer world.

Welcome to the Da Urban Conservative Podcast, where we dive deep into the issues affecting our communities. Today, we’re discussing a significant development in Minneapolis that’s raising eyebrows and questions about accountability and transparency in the city’s financial dealings. The Heart of the Matter: Minneapolis resident Zachary Coppola has taken a bold step, filing a lawsuit against the city’s Neighborhood Safety department. He alleges that the department, previously known as the Office of Violence Prevention, has been playing fast and loose with taxpayer dollars, using what he claims are illegal procurement processes to dish out millions to various groups without proper accounting practices. The Legal Battle: Coppola’s attorney, Dean Thomson, is not mincing words. He’s calling for a tighter grip on the city’s purse strings, demanding that if the city is willing to spend tens of millions on violence prevention programs, they should also ensure that these funds are handled with the utmost care and according to basic accounting principles. The City’s Stance: In response, the city has flatly denied any wrongdoing. Minneapolis Commissioner of Community Safety Toddrick Barnette has made it clear that his focus is on making the Neighborhood Safety department sustainable and accountable, emphasizing that a restructure is underway to bolster compliance and accountability. The Big Picture: This isn’t just about numbers on a spreadsheet. The Neighborhood Safety department, with a budget that’s ballooned from $2.7 million in 2020 to a whopping $23 million, is at the forefront of Minneapolis’s strategy to combat violent crime through a public health approach. The Controversy: At the heart of the lawsuit is a claim that the city has violated federal law by failing to provide proper invoices for payments made through the Gang Violence Initiative. One such invoice, lacking crucial details like employee names and specific work dates, billed the city for over $350,000 in personnel wages. Coppola’s Crusade: Coppola isn’t just a concerned citizen; he’s a believer in community-based alternatives to traditional policing. His fight for transparency was sparked by the Feeding Our Future scandal, which saw a nonprofit accused of misusing hundreds of millions of dollars. His quest for public records from the city has been met with resistance, leading to this legal showdown. The Call for Oversight: The motion filed by Coppola’s legal team is clear: appoint a special master to oversee the city’s payments to contractors, ensuring that public funds are spent wisely and with full accountability. The Takeaway: This case is more than a legal dispute; it’s a reflection of the community’s demand for transparency and proper oversight. It’s a story about ensuring that the city’s efforts to prevent violence are not just well-intentioned but also well-managed. That’s all for today’s episode. Join us next time on Da Urban Conservative Podcast, where we’ll continue to unpack the stories that matter to you and our community. Stay informed, stay engaged, and keep the conversation going.

Grand Risings and Welcome to Da Urban Conservative with Chaz Neal! In today's episode, we delve into the latest developments from the Rochester School Board and the Minnesota House of Representatives through a conservative lens. First up, Superintendent Kent Pekel's bombshell recommendation: a $19.4 million property tax increase to support local school operations. We break down the proposal, its impact on taxpayers, and the potential consequences of not passing it. While Pekel argues for increased funding for valuable programs, we question the need for such a substantial hike and explore alternatives to ensure fiscal responsibility and accountability. Next, we dive into the packed agenda of the Minnesota House, where several contentious bills are up for debate. From modifying paid family medical leave to sports betting authorization, we analyze each proposal from a conservative perspective. Particularly, we scrutinize HF4273, which seeks to prohibit bans on displaying the rainbow flag in public buildings. While we support free expression, we question the role of government in dictating such matters and advocate for local autonomy. Additionally, we discuss bills laid on the table, including HF4657 addressing the "gay panic" criminal defense, urging for a thoughtful and measured approach to complex issues. Join us as we navigate today's political landscape, championing conservative principles of fiscal responsibility, limited government, and respect for individual liberties. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Unfiltered thoughts & insights and analysis. Thanks for watching!

Welcome to Da Urban Conservative with Chaz Neal podcast, where we aim to provide informative and educational content on the pressing issues facing Minnesota's legislative agenda. Today, we're delving into three key bills: the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV), and the Minnesota Migration Act. First, let's explore the Equal Rights Amendment. This proposed constitutional amendment seeks to ensure equal rights under the law for all individuals in Minnesota, regardless of race, color, national origin, ancestry, disability, or sex. The ERA aims to address systemic discrimination and promote inclusivity in our state's legal framework. By enshrining these principles in our constitution, supporters argue that we can create a more just and equitable society for all Minnesotans. Next, let's discuss Ranked-Choice Voting. Senate File 3868 proposes giving Minnesota cities and counties the option to implement RCV, allowing voters to rank multiple candidates in order of preference. Proponents of RCV argue that it promotes greater voter engagement and ensures that elected officials have broader support from the electorate. However, critics raise concerns about the complexity of the system and its potential impact on voter turnout. By examining the experiences of jurisdictions that have adopted RCV and analyzing the data, we can better understand the potential benefits and drawbacks of this electoral reform. Finally, let's examine the Minnesota Migration Act. This legislation acknowledges Minnesota's history of slavery, systemic discrimination, and racial injustice. It calls for an official apology for past atrocities and explores avenues for reparations to address historical injustices. Additionally, the act aims to address racial disparities and promote racial reconciliation in our state. By confronting our past and taking meaningful steps towards healing and justice, supporters believe that we can build a more inclusive and equitable future for all Minnesotans. In conclusion, these three bills represent critical components of Minnesota's legislative agenda, each addressing different aspects of equality, voting reform, and racial justice. By engaging in informed discussions and debates about these issues, we can work towards creating a more just, equitable, and inclusive society for all residents of Minnesota. Thank you for joining us on this educational journey through Minnesota's legislative landscape.

In today's episode, we embark on a journey through the tumultuous history of the Nakba, a seminal event that reverberates through the Palestinian narrative, yet often remains marginalized in mainstream discourse. The Nakba, an Arabic term meaning "catastrophe," encapsulates the harrowing ordeal of mass displacement endured by Palestinians from their ancestral homes and lands during the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. The genesis of the Nakba can be traced back to May 15, 1948, a day etched in the annals of history as Israel declared its independence, sparking a conflict that would shape the destiny of the Middle East for generations to come. This pivotal moment was not an isolated incident but rather the culmination of decades of geopolitical maneuvering, colonial legacies, and simmering tensions over control of the land known as Mandate Palestine. Under British mandate since the aftermath of World War I, Palestine became a crucible of competing national aspirations. The Jewish Zionist movement, fueled by a fervent desire for a homeland, clashed with the indigenous Palestinian Arab population, igniting a struggle for self-determination amidst the backdrop of British withdrawal. As British authority waned, the stage was set for a conflagration of unprecedented scale. Arab states, incensed by the prospect of a Jewish state on what they perceived as Arab land, launched a military intervention, plunging the region into chaos. The ensuing conflict witnessed a wave of violence, displacement, and dispossession, as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were uprooted from their homes, fleeing in fear of their lives. For Palestinians, the Nakba represents more than just a historical event; it embodies a collective trauma, a rupture in the fabric of their identity, and an enduring quest for justice and recognition. The right of return, enshrined in international law and affirmed by countless United Nations resolutions, remains a non-negotiable demand for Palestinians yearning to reclaim their lost heritage. Yet, the road to reconciliation remains fraught with obstacles. Israel, emboldened by decades of military prowess and diplomatic support, steadfastly rejects the notion of a mass return, citing demographic, security, and logistical concerns. The prospect of integrating millions of Palestinian refugees into Israeli society is deemed untenable, raising fears of destabilization and demographic upheaval. Moreover, the Nakba's significance extends far beyond the realm of geopolitics, permeating the cultural, social, and psychological fabric of Palestinian society. Through poetry, art, literature, and oral tradition, Palestinians have preserved the memory of their displacement, ensuring that the legacy of the Nakba endures as a testament to their resilience and resistance. In the wake of the Oslo Accords and subsequent peace negotiations, the Nakba experienced a resurgence of interest in the 1990s, as Palestinians grappled with the fear that their right of return might be sacrificed on the altar of political expediency. The Oslo process, hailed as a beacon of hope for peace and reconciliation, proved to be a double-edged sword, raising hopes for statehood while leaving unresolved the core issues of refugees' rights and territorial sovereignty. Today, as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict persists unabated, the Nakba serves as a poignant reminder of the unresolved injustices and unhealed wounds that continue to fester in the heart of the Middle East. Despite decades of diplomatic wrangling, peace remains elusive, and the dream of a just and lasting resolution to the conflict remains as distant as ever. Join us as we delve into the complex tapestry of history, memory, and struggle that defines the Nakba, shedding light on a chapter of human suffering and resilience that demands recognition and remembrance in the quest for a more just and equitable future.

In this riveting episode of Da Urban Conservative, we delve into the intricate tapestry of corruption that has ensnared the hearts and minds of prominent figures within our community. At the center of our investigation are the Flowers family – AJ Flowers Sr. and Jr., along with their sister Lisa Clemons – revered pillars of the community who wielded significant influence through their involvement in organizations like New Salem, Inc. and the Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County. But beneath the veneer of philanthropy lies a sinister plot orchestrated by the Flowers family and their lawyer, Bobby Joe Champion, to exploit and embezzle funds meant for the betterment of our community. Rev. Jerry Mcafee, a respected figure, was not immune to the allure of corruption, as evidenced by his association with individuals like Chasms Dixon, a former tax fraudster, and his involvement in the shutdown of a drug rehab facility due to egregious violations of patient privacy and safety protocols. As our investigation deepens, we uncover the troubling lack of oversight that allowed Clarence Hightower to neglect registering New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church properly, paving the way for shady dealings involving Champion and Hayden. Shockingly, governmental oversight was virtually non-existent, with the GOP turning a blind eye to the nefarious activities unfolding under their watch. Despite the glaring red flags, organizations like Turning Point continued to funnel money to questionable individuals, perpetuating the cycle of corruption and deceit. Through meticulous research and investigative journalism, Da Urban Conservative sheds light on the darkest corners of our society, exposing the truth and empowering our community to hold those in power accountable for their actions. Join us as we continue to unravel the tangled web of corruption and shine a light on the injustices that plague our community. Together, we can strive for transparency, accountability, and justice for all.

In this special episode of "Da Urban Conservative," we're diving deep into a pivotal movement shaking the foundations of higher education. Across prestigious institutions nationwide, from the ivy-covered walls of Columbia to the hallowed halls of Princeton, a groundswell of student activism is demanding accountability and justice. At the heart of this movement is a call for divestment from institutions supporting the oppressive regime in Israel. Students, emboldened by a sense of moral obligation and fueled by a desire for change, are taking to the streets and campus squares, raising their voices in unison against injustice. The journey begins at Columbia University, where students have long been at the forefront of social and political movements. Here, amidst the bustling streets of New York City, a coalition of passionate individuals has emerged, determined to hold their institution accountable for its ties to the Israeli government. As we journey westward, we encounter similar scenes of defiance and determination. At Yale, NYU, and Miami University of Ohio, students are organizing rallies, staging sit-ins, and engaging in civil disobedience to demand action from their administrations. The message is clear: silence is complicity, and neutrality is not an option when it comes to standing up for human rights. UNC Charlotte, Harvard, and Cal Poly, Humboldt, each bear witness to the power of collective action. Here, students from diverse backgrounds and disciplines come together, united by a common cause: the pursuit of justice. They refuse to be silenced by threats of violence or intimidation, standing firm in their commitment to social change. The movement spreads like wildfire, reaching campuses far and wide. From the University of Michigan to Rice University, from the University of Minnesota to the University of New Mexico, students are making their voices heard. They understand that real change begins with grassroots activism, and they're not afraid to take a stand. Pitt, Berkeley, MIT, and the University of Rochester join the chorus of voices calling for divestment. Their demands are simple yet powerful: cut ties with institutions that perpetuate oppression and injustice. They refuse to be complicit in the suffering of others, and they're willing to fight for what they believe in. The momentum continues to build as the movement spreads to campuses across the country. From the University of Maryland to the University of Texas at Dallas, from Swarthmore College to the University of Southern California, students are leading the charge for change. They're challenging the status quo, pushing boundaries, and demanding a better world for all. At the University of Illinois, the University of South Carolina, and Vanderbilt University, students are making history. They're writing a new chapter in the annals of activism, one marked by courage, resilience, and unwavering determination. They refuse to back down in the face of adversity, knowing that the future belongs to those who are willing to fight for it. The movement transcends boundaries of race, religion, and ideology, bringing together individuals from all walks of life. At The New School, Emerson College, and Pomona College, students are forging bonds of solidarity that defy conventional wisdom. They understand that true strength lies in unity, and they're committed to building a more just and equitable world for future generations. As the sun sets on Claremont Stanford, Tufts University, and Ohio State University, the flame of resistance burns bright. Students refuse to be silenced or sidelined, knowing that their voices have the power to effect real change. They're writing their own destiny, one filled with hope, promise, and the unwavering belief that a better world is possible. But the struggle is far from over. As we look to Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Virginia, we're reminded of the challenges that lie ahead. The road to justice is long and arduous, filled with obstacles and setbacks. But with each step forward, we come closer to realizing our shared vision of a world free from oppression and inequality. So let us stand in solidarity with the students who continue to rise, who refuse to be silenced, and who demand justice for all. Let us join them in their quest for a better world, one where peace, equality, and human dignity reign supreme. For in the words of Malcolm X, "Our children are the rock on which our future will be built, our greatest asset as a nation. They will be the leaders of our country, the creators of our national wealth, those who care for and protect our people.

In this eye-opening video, join hosts, Chaz, and Jontel for a candid discussion on the pressing issues facing Black America today. Delve into the complex landscape of politics, where strides in representation clash with systemic barriers like voter suppression and gerrymandering. Explore the enduring challenge of gun violence in Black communities, examining its roots in societal inequality and the urgent need for comprehensive solutions beyond punitive measures. Uncover the often-overlooked impact of proxy wars, connecting global conflicts to local communities and advocating for systemic change. Gain actionable insights on how to engage with these issues through education, advocacy, and amplifying marginalized voices. Don't miss this empowering conversation that sheds light on critical issues and inspires meaningful action for positive change.

In this enlightening video, we delve into the intricate layers of racism and systemic racism, exploring their definitions, differences, and implications for society. Hosted by Da Urban Conservative, this discussion provides valuable insights into one of the most pressing issues of our time. Racism, as defined, encompasses prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against individuals of a different race, rooted in the belief of one's racial superiority. It manifests in various forms, from overt acts of hate to more subtle biases, and can be perpetuated by anyone, regardless of race. However, the conversation doesn't stop there. We go deeper to dissect systemic racism, a term often misunderstood. Unlike individual racism, systemic racism refers to the broader structures and institutions that perpetuate racial inequality. It operates on a larger scale, affecting access to education, healthcare, employment, housing, and the criminal justice system, among other areas. Systemic racism is deeply ingrained in our society, stemming from historical injustices and perpetuated through policies, practices, and cultural norms. It's about the unequal distribution of power and resources based on race, leading to entrenched disparities and injustices. But understanding systemic racism is only the first step. We explore the urgent need for dismantling these oppressive systems and working towards equity and justice for all. This requires more than just addressing individual attitudes and behaviors; it demands a fundamental overhaul of our institutions and policies. Through this thought-provoking discussion, viewers gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of racism and systemic racism, empowering them to become agents of change in their communities. Join us as we unpack these critical issues and pave the way towards a more inclusive and equitable future for all.

Welcome back, Da Urban Conservative family, to another insightful episode where we delve into the pressing issues affecting our urban communities. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the tragic events unfolding in cities across America. Join us as we examine the heart-wrenching shooting incident in Chicago's South Side, where innocent lives were lost and families shattered by senseless gang violence. We discuss the urgent need for proactive measures to address this growing epidemic and protect our neighborhoods. We also dissect the case of Sir Maejor Page, an activist convicted of defrauding donors through a fake Black Lives Matter organization. This highlights the importance of holding individuals accountable and supporting genuine causes dedicated to advancing social justice. Our hearts go out to the fallen law enforcement officers in Salina, New York, who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving and protecting their communities. We honor their bravery and discuss the importance of supporting our first responders in these challenging times. Lastly, we address the disturbing incident of racial slur graffiti in Rochester, Minnesota, and the need to stand united against racism and bigotry. We commend law enforcement's swift response and emphasize the importance of fostering dialogue and understanding. Join us as we navigate through these turbulent times and strive to build safer, more resilient communities. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay true to your conservative values. Like, share, and subscribe to Da Urban Conservative for more thought-provoking discussions on issues impacting our urban landscape. Together, we can make a difference.

Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where we delve into the federal trial of Sir Maejor Page, also known as Tyree Conyers-Page. Page, the former head of Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta, stands accused of wire fraud and money laundering, facing allegations of personally profiting from the organization in the aftermath of George Floyd's death. The case against Page began to unfold in April 2020 when the FBI received a complaint regarding his alleged misuse of funds within the organization. Prosecutors claim that despite representing himself as a leader of the Black Lives Matter movement, Page was purportedly exploiting the surge in donations following George Floyd's tragic death for personal gain. Throughout the trial, which spanned nearly a week, the prosecution presented evidence detailing Page's alleged financial misconduct. They highlighted discrepancies between Page's claims of utilizing funds exclusively for movement-related purposes and the lavish personal expenditures uncovered during their investigation. Page, in his defense, took the stand for nearly three hours, vehemently denying any deliberate deception. He argued that some of the funds he used were justified as a "reasonable salary" for his role in managing the organization. However, prosecutors pointed out that Page never consulted anyone within the organization regarding his compensation, casting doubt on the legitimacy of his claims. The prosecution further scrutinized Page's financial transactions, revealing significant expenditures on personal items, including a residential property and firearms, which appeared to contradict his assertions of financial stewardship. Listeners, Page's past encounters with law enforcement have also come under scrutiny during the trial. Reports surfaced of multiple instances where Page was charged with impersonating an officer, as well as his unsuccessful bid for Atlanta City Council in 2016.Beyond his activism, Page's background as an actor, with appearances in television shows like "American Horror Story" and "Constantine," adds a unique dimension to his story. His self-proclaimed title as "the world's sexiest Albino model and actor," as reported by the Daily Mail, paints a picture of a complex and multifaceted individual .As the trial draws to a close and the case is handed over to the jury for deliberation, the outcome remains uncertain. The verdict will not only determine Page's fate but also shed light on the broader implications for the Black Lives Matter movement and its leadership. Stay tuned as we continue to follow this developing story, providing you with the latest updates and analysis on the trial of Sir Maejor Page, a pivotal figure at the intersection of activism, justice, and accountability.

Welcome to Da Urban Conservative, where we boldly confront the systemic oppression and exploitation plaguing our communities. Join us as we embark on a transformative journey through three harrowing tales that expose the insidious forces working against us. In this fiery episode, we confront the heinous practice of swatting, a weapon wielded by our oppressors to instill fear and subjugation. But fear not, for the voices of the oppressed cannot be silenced. With the leadership of GOP House Minority Leader Lisa Demuth, we mobilize to elevate swatting to a felony offense, striking fear into the hearts of those who dare to target our elected officials and valiant defenders of justice. But the fight for liberation does not stop there. Prepare yourself for a soul-stirring odyssey to the Sununu Youth Services Center in New Hampshire, where generations of our youth have suffered at the hands of a corrupt and oppressive system. Survivor David Meehan's courageous testimony ignites a raging inferno of resistance, demanding accountability and restitution for the countless lives scarred by institutionalized cruelty. Join us as we unravel the twisted web of injustice, from the halls of power to the streets where our people struggle to survive. Stand with us as we reclaim our dignity and demand justice for all who have been oppressed. Subscribe now to Da Urban Conservative and become a part of the movement for liberation, empowerment, and the true American spirit. Don't miss this pivotal episode that will ignite your passion and fuel your commitment to the fight for freedom. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and never waver in our quest for justice! 🔥✊🏿