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Track 3: The Murder Of of Marquise M. J. Jackson
Show Notes: Bruh Issa Murder - The Murder of Marquise M. J. Jackson
Introduction:
In this episode of Bruh Issa Murder, the gang Battle, Robert, K Money, and Andre discuss the tragic murder of Marquise M. Jackson, a black trans man who was widely loved by his community and known to be the life of the party. Jackson was an activist for trans rights and had served in the military. His death highlights the ongoing problem of violence against the trans community, mainly black and Latinx transgender people.
Episode musical feature:
- "New Days," Jasmine J Walker Listen on Spotify: https://go-stream.link/sp-jasmine-j-walker.
Links and Resources:
- Faith Ringgold's art and activism https://www.faithringgold.com
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Timestamped Chapter Summary:
- Introduction to the case of Marquise M. J. Jackson (0:00:00)
- Importance of recognizing the struggles of the trans community (0:00:37)
- A brief overview of Jackson's background and achievements (0:03:10)
- Details of Jackson's murder and the circumstances surrounding it (0:03:56)
- Discussion of the problem of violence against the trans community (0:05:26)
- The difficulty of leaving a long-term partner (0:07:08
- Charles Mitchell, the owner of the property, becomes the focus of the investigation (0:07:41)
- Charges against Charles Mitchell (0:07:51
- Importance of taking action and becoming part of the governing body (0:12:51)
- Voting out politicians who do not support trans rights (0:13:43)
- The different ways individuals can contribute to activism (0:13:57)
- The power of art to convey political messages (0:19:00)
- Faith Ringgold's art and activism (0:20:02)
Conclusion:
The murder of Marquise M. J. Jackson highlights the ongoing problem of violence against the trans community, mainly black and Latinx transgender women. It is essential to recognize and address this issue to ensure the safety and well-being of all members of the LGBTQ+ community. The difficulty of leaving a long-term partner and the details of the investigation into Jackson's murder was discussed in this episode. The hosts also discussed the importance of taking action and becoming part of the governing body to make a real change. Follow Bruh Issa Murder on social media and subscribe to the podcast for more true crime cases of color and Music from up-and-coming artists.
Additionally, the Gang discussed the importance of voting out politicians who do not support trans rights and how individuals can contribute to activism, including protesting, donating, and getting involved in local politics and community activism. The conversation also touched on the negative connotations associated with the term "woke" and the misuse of cancel culture to detract from holding people accountable. Finally, the power of art to convey political messages was highlighted, with the hosts recommending a specific piece by artist Faith Ringgold. Check out the show notes for links to her craft and activism.
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Track 3: The Murder Of of Marquise M. J. Jackson
Show Notes: Bruh Issa Murder - The Murder of Marquise M. J. Jackson
Introduction:
In this episode of Bruh Issa Murder, the gang Battle, Robert, K Money, and Andre discuss the tragic murder of Marquise M. Jackson, a black trans man who was widely loved by his community and known to be the life of the party. Jackson was an activist for trans rights and had served in the military. His death highlights the ongoing problem of violence against the trans community, mainly black and Latinx transgender people.
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- Introduction to the case of Marquise M. J. Jackson (0:00:00)
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- A brief overview of Jackson's background and achievements (0:03:10)
- Details of Jackson's murder and the circumstances surrounding it (0:03:56)
- Discussion of the problem of violence against the trans community (0:05:26)
- The difficulty of leaving a long-term partner (0:07:08
- Charles Mitchell, the owner of the property, becomes the focus of the investigation (0:07:41)
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Additionally, the Gang discussed the importance of voting out politicians who do not support trans rights and how individuals can contribute to activism, including protesting, donating, and getting involved in local politics and community activism. The conversation also touched on the negative connotations associated with the term "woke" and the misuse of cancel culture to detract from holding people accountable. Finally, the power of art to convey political messages was highlighted, with the hosts recommending a specific piece by artist Faith Ringgold. Check out the show notes for links to her craft and activism.
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Free Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/WF7yBv
Track: "Just Us," Ice Froze
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Track: "Phantom," by.Yao
Music provided by https://slip.stream
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Track: "Peor", NormatikMusik
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