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This Sunday at 6 PM, People Before Politics is back — and we’re hitting every major story they don’t want you talking about. Damon K. Jones, AJ Woodson, and Larne Kensey are breaking down the growing backlash to America’s foreign policy with Israel, and why Nicki Minaj standing up for persecuted Christians in Nigeria is shaking the entertainment world. We’re digging into Mayor Mike Spano’s bold pitch to New York City businesses, Letitia James’ fraud case getting tossed on a technicality, and the shocking alleged assassination plot against Candace Owens — the world’s number one podcaster. Plus, we’ll have an important update on the Mount Vernon fire victims and how the community can help. Tune in live this Sunday at 6 PM on YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, and X. This is the conversation the mainstream won’t have — but we will.

This conversation is about justice, reform, healing, and truth — and the work that still remains.
Join Damon K. Jones, AJ Woodson, and Larnez Kinsey tonight as we bring you not just news, but context, accountability, and community-centered analysis you can’t get anywhere else.

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