Tariq Nasheed: Having Strong Enemies

The script begins with an energetic introduction to a live broadcast of Tarik Radio, hosted in Los Angeles. The host engages the audience, mentioning the end of the week and a lot of topics to discuss. There's a quick mention of a commercial break and a segue into various advertisements for products and services, including dating advice, black empowerment clothing, beard care, and a movie about Memphis dance culture. The host also touches on credit repair and court-mandated training services before returning to the live broadcast, highlighting the importance of staying tuned for more content.

This paragraph features a range of product endorsements, starting with hair care products from Ocean View, moving on to fragrances from Ash Kickin', a black-owned business. The host then transitions into a discussion about a futuristic novel set in a racially divided society, 'Avoid the Machines' by Scotty Vasco. The script also includes updates on the host's radio show, mentions of new merchandise, and a film funding campaign for 'Buck Breaking.' The host delves into social issues, particularly the perceived agenda against black male heterosexuality and toxic masculinity, using examples from current events and media.

The script discusses the impact of media on racial perceptions, focusing on incidents of violence and how they are justified or condemned based on racial bias. It criticizes the portrayal of a school officer body-slamming a young black student and the sexualization of a young boy in the media. The host expresses concern over the double standards in society, where black individuals engaging in LGBT behavior are not punished, unlike their straight counterparts, and touches on the #MeToo movement's implications for black men in Hollywood.

This section delves into allegations of media manipulation, particularly in the context of the Michael Jackson 'Leaving Neverland' documentary. The host points out inconsistencies and perceived lies in the documentary, suggesting a backpedaling by involved parties like Oprah Winfrey and HBO. The script also mentions the sexual abuse charges against Sterling Van Wagenen, a co-founder of the Sundance Film Festival, drawing a connection between this case and the documentary's promotion.

The script discusses the case of Nipsey Hussle, exploring the possibility of police corruption and a cover-up. It mentions the arrest of a man associated with Nipsey on weak charges, suggesting a conspiracy to silence witnesses. The host questions the police's motives and actions, implying that they may be protecting the real culprits. The paragraph also reflects on Nipsey's influence and the community's response to his death.

The script becomes a call to action against white supremacy, urging the audience to recognize and confront systemic racism. It discusses the need for unity and the importance of supporting black-owned businesses. The host shares insights from Nipsey Hussle's funeral, emphasizing the love and respect the community had for him, and the desire for justice in the face of perceived corruption and racial bias.

This paragraph focuses on the unity displayed during the procession for Nipsey Hussle, highlighting the peaceful nature of the event and the community's strong response to his death. The host refutes media reports of a drive-by shooting during the procession, asserting that these were attempts to discredit the unity and love shown that day. The script emphasizes the need for the black community to stand together and not be divided by false narratives.

The script discusses the arrest of an associate of Nipsey Hussle, who was shot alongside him, on charges of associating with a gang member. The host questions the legitimacy of the charges, suggesting that they are a tactic to intimidate witnesses and protect the real perpetrators. The paragraph also speculates on the potential involvement of police in Nipsey's murder and the need for the community to demand transparency and justice.

This section reflects on the global impact of Nipsey Hussle as an independent artist, drawing comparisons between his life and the legacy of Jesus. The host discusses the parallels in their lives, the unified response from the community, and the challenges both faced from adversaries. The script emphasizes the need to continue Nipsey's work and legacy, focusing on education and community development.

The script concludes with a message about embracing life's purpose and learning from Nipsey Hussle's example. It encourages continuous learning, discipline, and focus, as well as the importance of living a life of purpose. The host shares personal anecdotes about writing a book and the need for the black community to educate itself and support one another in achieving success.

In the final paragraph, the host critiques Candace Owens, suggesting that her political stances and associations have led to a decline in her personal presentation and credibility. The script uses this as a cautionary tale about the dangers of self-sabotage and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive communities. It ends with a reminder to contribute to the 'Buck Breaking' movie and to purchase merchandise from Tariq Elite.