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I saw that they know.
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Hey guys, welcome back to Lincoln Bio.
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I'm Jenny. I'm Jean and we've got it and I'm Daniela
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How long you been down there for?
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Don't worry about it.
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We've done this like eight times.
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Well, we got a great show for you guys today.
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Facebook and Netflix slide into your D MS.
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Ain't nothing good in my D.
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MS. Shakira drags Barbie and California.
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Fast food workers finally touched $20.
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Rauri runners be running and the latest attack on abortion rights in
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Florida. We also got a full eclipse this week.
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Don't look straight at it and Jamie talks about the inspiration behind
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her latest album. Let's get into it.
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Let's go. Meta A K A Facebook is in Hot Water
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over its data practices alleging they had a special agreement with Netflix
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A recent antitrust lawsuit claims that Meta allowed Netflix to access Facebook
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users direct messages for years.
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So they've been down in RD MS.
01:22
The plaintiffs say Meta and Netflix enjoyed a special relationship and that
01:26
Netflix used the data for their Facebook ads.
01:29
They say that Facebook then made millions of dollars in Netflix's ad
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revenue. That's crazy,
01:35
man. So Netflix and Facebook were basically sleeping together a little
01:41
they were having special relations and making money off of our D
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MS. Imagine that my sad ass DM they're making bank.
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Have you, have you got a check?
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No. Cut you a check.
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They ain't cut shit.
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A meta rep denied the claims calling the complaint meritless.
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Imagine your, you should watch list being based off of your
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D MS J. I wonder what yours would look like?
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I call it the graveyard honestly because ain't nothing going down in
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there. Well, I started a special relationship with,
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she's Mosa Central and I took a little sneak peek at your
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D MS while you were in the bathroom.
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And I have a couple I'd like to share with the
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I was wondering why they were recommending all these shows to me
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The Circle ain't too hot to handle like I don't watch none
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of that shit. I mean,
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I think this is why Gene.
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This is hell of embarrassing y'all.
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I gotta start locking my phone around y'all like yo,
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who did? This person doesn't even have the Ryan who gave
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her my phone. They always one option to accept delete or
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block. Not even reply.
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man, y'all can't let rih find this out that I'm doing
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this shit. Y'all trying to get me banned.
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That app is like $25 a month.
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Y'all over here exposing my D MS.
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How about your D MS?
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Let's see your D MS.
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All right. Time for our next story.
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Oh So that's how we play.
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We don't. The Barbie movie which came out last year is
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still making headlines this time with Colombian pop star Shakira who was
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the mother of two boys.
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She gave her hot take on the popular movie in a recent
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interview. Damn, she got dragged for this comment in an
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interview. Shakira said my sons absolutely hated it.
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They felt that it was emasculating and I agree to a certain
03:29
extent. Damn. She also added,
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I like pop culture when it attempts to empower women without robbing
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men of their possibility to be men to also protect and provide
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I think that men have a purpose in society and women
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have another purpose as well.
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Why, why are you dragging Barbie?
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Like what did Barbie do to you,
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Shakira? Like she like,
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OK, your boy you didn't need to go public with,
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with the what your son said?
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You could have just kept that in the group chat,
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you know, like do you think mommy,
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we don't like it like she might be jealous because you know
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who was on the album?
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Carl G was, that was a real t maybe.
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But you know what I'm a little confused,
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Shakira. Your album is kind of a woman empowerment.
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I mean the title is Las Mujeres.
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Jano Jan Women no longer cry.
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Ok. But why are we crying about the Barbie movie being
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emasculating? Tell me about that because for me,
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it was surface level.
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I felt like the Barbie movie could have gone a lot farther
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you know, like it touched on a couple of issues
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but I think she just missed the whole point of the
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movie. So I guess Shakira versus Piquet just turned into Shakira
04:38
versus Barbie. Damn,
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you wanna get really canceled?
04:41
Y'all wanna know the real hot tea that I got you giving
04:45
J Lo vibes. This is what happened.
04:48
She did, did her New York Times Square performance and everyone
04:52
said Shakira from the block.
04:53
Shakira from the block.
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Now she acting like J Lo you acting J Lo ish right
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now. This is hurting my heart.
04:59
Barbie movie O yo if,
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if those are, if you know,
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I'm like, I can't tell mom anything like I can't tell
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that wasn't, you know that was for me and you mom
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Now all the girls hate me at school.
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your mom don't like Barbie like his Yeah,
05:18
he's sitting alone in the cafeteria table because of his mom,
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Colombian mom. Of course,
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Shakira, this breaks my heart.
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But on to the next story,
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we had so many people in our feeds telling us to cover
05:36
this next story. Well,
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Imagine running from L A to Las Vegas with chang class and
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six women from the Mexican indigenous ra rauri community did just that
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They completed a 335 mile ultra marathon called the Speed Project
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from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
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Their finishing time was 52 hours.
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Incredible. The race known for its secrecy began at the Santa
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Monica pier and ended at the welcome to Las Vegas side with
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each woman running approximately 55 miles over three days.
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So the six women call themselves the ra ra ra and are
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all mothers. Their names are Angela Argea,
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Isidora, Lucy Vero and Julia.
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The Tarahumara people also known as Ra Rauri are known for their
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long distance running abilities,
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running is a major part of their culture and is linked to
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their spiritual pursuits, prayer and hunting traditions.
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That's so cool. That is so cool.
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I saw somewhere, I don't know if this is a factor
06:51
but I saw somewhere that Nike even reached out to them
06:54
Really? And what did they have to say?
06:56
Well, like they said that something about,
06:58
if they wanna sponsor them or something like along the lines of
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that and how I think they said that,
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only people behind them like use Nike or like the
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sneakers or whatever that,
07:13
that's what I saw it somewhere.
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But I don't know if that's like,
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regardless, these are a powerful group of women runners and mothers
07:29
On Monday, most California fast food workers started making $20
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an hour. Stemming from a state law that was passed in
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September, the state's minimum wage for other types of work is
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still $16. The wage increase affects California employees who work for
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a fast food chain with more than 60 national locations.
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There are more than 500,000 fast food workers in the state.
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It exempts fast food restaurants in airports,
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hotels, theme parks,
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museums and grocery stores.
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Always a catch several chains including mcdonald's have said they will raise
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their menu prices to counteract the wage increases.
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So Gene, you were telling me yesterday about how you spent
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Yeah, I, I guess the pay increase that they're taking
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You know, the consumer prices.
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I'm all good. You feel me like you could charge me
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a little bit more if it means they're gonna make $20.
08:23
But come on don't make me use after pay to pay for
08:26
the two burgers. I got this is,
08:29
this is, this is a jab at five guys.
08:31
Yo, like I gotta take a second mortgage out on the
08:34
crib for a for a for a burger after pay on a
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play. Five guys like,
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yo, they, but in the cut,
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like five ways. Is that why you're charging so much,
08:43
like, cut guys out if y'all charging that much,
08:48
Look, I'm all for raising the minimum wage.
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Trust me. But I think that should be a statewide thing
08:54
Looks like my stomach's grumbling but seems like it's time to
08:57
eat healthier and skip the fast food on to the next story
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The Florida Supreme Court ruled on Monday that it will ban
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abortions past six weeks taking effect on May 1st.
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So the court upheld a 15 week ban which took effect in
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2022 and removed the barrier for the six week ban that Governor
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Rhonda Santa signed in April 2023.
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Previously, the state's privacy clause guaranteed the right to receive an
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abortion. The court ruled that Florida's residents will be allowed to
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vote on abortion in the November ballot.
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However, abortion past six weeks is banned in the state until
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then, doctors will have to turn away patients until Florida citizens
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vote later this year.
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The ban will disproportionately affect women in marginalized communities even more.
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Some say a six week ban is similar to a total ban
09:57
because many women do not know they're pregnant until after that.
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There are now 16 states that have a near total ban on
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abortion and Florida will join next month being the 17th state.
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Now joining us are NBC reporter Nicola Acevedo as well as Lupe
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Rodriguez from the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice to explain Florida's
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new abortion policy. Hi,
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ladies. Hi, thanks for having us.
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Thank you. Thank you for being here.
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Nicole, can you explain the latest Florida Supreme Court's abortion
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ruling? And what does this mean for women in the state
10:35
Well, out of the Florida Supreme Court,
10:37
what we just saw happen was that the court,
10:40
there was looking into a series of cases,
10:43
a couple of cases that were brought to the court to challenge
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some of the newer laws in the state trying to ban abortions
10:52
after 15 weeks and another one after six weeks and in,
10:57
in a couple of decisions,
10:58
what happened was they uphold the 15 week abortion ban and at
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the same time, they saw the six week one.
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there's a 15 week abortion ban in Florida.
11:14
After that, it's going to be a six week abortion ban
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But there is a catch.
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This court also decided that it would be up for the voters
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whether that law will continue to remain in place moving forward
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So in November in the election,
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there's gonna be some language in the ballots.
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When people go to vote to see if in the state of
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Florida, they wanna protect the right for,
11:39
for an abortion. And if voters say yes,
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then these bans that,
11:44
that are going to be in effect in the next several months
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are going to be lifted.
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vote. Lupe. Some experts say the six week ban on
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abortion is nearly a total ban since many women don't know they're
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pregnant until after that.
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Can you speak on this?
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The majority of women,
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over two thirds of women don't know that they're pregnant by six
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week weeks. Many find out very close to six weeks.
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it takes a while to be able to find a place to
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get care. It takes a while to sort of make all
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of the arrangements that have to happen in the state of Florida
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People have to pay out of pocket to get this care
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you know, having the money coming up with what you need
12:27
to be able to do it,
12:28
it really essentially means that people will not have access to this
12:31
care in the state of Florida.
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And unfortunately, what that's what that looks like is that,
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you know, the closest place where folks can get care is
12:39
in Charleston, North Carolina,
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which only serves people until 12 weeks.
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There's just a lot of barriers and issues that will make this
12:46
even more difficult, even more restrictive.
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And again, for us really be a full ban for most
12:53
people and particularly for Latinas and for other women of color,
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definitely it's like pressed against time we're going back.
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Yeah. And also Nicole,
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the court said there is no basis under the privacy clause to
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invalidate the abortion bans.
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how was this a privacy issue according to Florida law?
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Well, before, when we talk about matters that are private
13:18
to a citizen, abortion used to be included in that.
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And that had been sort of like the interpretation of the court
13:24
over and over over the years,
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what this decision did saying was to reverse that,
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essentially saying that abortion was not protected under that clause,
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basically insinuating that it's not a private matter of,
13:39
by deciding that that's how they were able to,
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to reverse that those laws that had been passed in 2022 and
13:48
and 2023 putting these,
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these 15 week and six week banks in,
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I know we hinted at this and we've agreed that how is
14:01
Florida's new legislation going to disproportionately affect women of color in the
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we know specifically for Latinas and Latina folks that in Florida alone
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1.4 million Latinas are affected by the abortion bans.
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And then you have neighboring states,
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people in neighboring states who were going to Florida to get care
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they have abortion bans in their states.
14:27
And so that proportion of people,
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it adds up to quite a,
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you know, millions of women and,
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and millions of Latinas specifically,
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we also know in a study we did recently that of the
14:37
Latinas who are affected by these bans,
14:39
who are the majority in this country.
14:42
two thirds of us are economically insecure as well.
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And so that means further exacerbating poverty,
14:49
further exacerbating inequities that already exist in the community.
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Lupe. Are there any exception to Florida's latest abortion ban?
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Yes. The ban does have exceptions for rape,
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incest and fetal diagnoses As well as to save the pregnant
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person's life. You know,
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unfortunately, for what we've,
15:08
what we've seen in Texas and other places where there are really
15:12
restrictive bans exceptions don't appear to be solutions or actually supportive of
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there were many women who were suing the state because they were
15:23
not allowed to get abortion care for fetal diagnoses and for the
15:28
health of the mother.
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So it's super hard for folks to get these exceptions.
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It's really hard for them to go through with it.
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And, and often we find that the States actually,
15:37
you know, keep people from getting the care they need.
15:39
Yeah. And, and actually to Lupe's point,
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if you want, if somebody wants to use,
15:44
for example, the exception that they're involving assault or rape,
15:48
like a police report,
15:49
it's needed, you know,
15:50
to show evidence and most of these cases go under reported that
15:54
that's why it's such an issue.
15:56
And when it comes to determining,
15:57
you know, that the health of the mother is in danger
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you know, how much is too much danger or how
16:04
much is danger enough,
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you know, we've seen so many cases in other states where
16:10
women are put through horrible situations because the provider doesn't feel,
16:15
doesn't, doesn't know where to draw the line,
16:17
doesn't feel confident in being able to do that and not,
16:22
law enforcement on, on their door.
16:24
Nicole. Speaking of that,
16:26
could women seek abortions past six weeks be prosecuted?
16:31
And how about doctors?
16:35
Yeah. And, and that's what,
16:36
what, what this law does,
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so it, it's not legal,
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that's, there's a cut off in,
16:43
these services are not gonna be provided.
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That's what the law does.
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We've seen, you know,
16:50
over, over the course of many of these bans popping up
16:54
across different states is that they travel to the areas where it
16:59
the cutoffs are different,
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maybe is 24 weeks or 15 weeks or,
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you know, so that's why it,
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it's just becoming so conditional for,
17:09
you know, women and,
17:10
and people in our country to get this,
17:12
this care. Last question,
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Nicole, this is a presidential election year.
17:17
How is this expected to affect voter turnout?
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Since we're on this topic?
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It can be a lot easier,
17:24
especially for younger voters to rally behind issues and causes.
17:29
So this presents an opportunity that maybe somebody was on the fence
17:34
about voting because, you know,
17:37
they don't feel happy with the party system or they don't feel
17:40
happy about any of the candidates running.
17:42
Thank you both so much for being on the show and explaining
17:46
this difficult topic. And how can our audience find you
17:50
both online and you can find my organization at Latina Institute on
17:54
Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,
17:56
et cetera. You can find me on Twitter or Well X
17:59
but you know, for me,
18:00
it's Twitter at Nicole Marie underscore A and you can follow
18:05
our coverage at NBC,
18:06
Latino NBC News. Thank you both so,
18:09
so much for your time.
18:10
Thank you for covering the story.
18:19
Yo, Jenny. I don't know if you know this,
18:21
but there's an eclipse coming this week and I think that's why
18:26
I haven't been able to do anything right this whole week.
18:29
That explains a lot.
18:31
Like at work, I got like five parking tickets.
18:35
If it just feels off,
18:38
you know, I didn't know the,
18:39
you know, the stars and the moons played a role in
18:41
my fucking everyday. Yeah,
18:44
but apparently it does.
18:46
And today we have Ashley A K A lipstick kitty to help
18:52
you know, like what's going on?
18:58
Ashley. Hi, what's going on?
19:01
Can you explain really simply the difference between the sun sign,
19:07
the moon sign and the ascendant sign?
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Like I girls have given me,
19:11
I've given them my birthday and they put it in the co
19:14
sign. So can you help you.
19:17
What is it? Co star?
19:21
Well, next time a girl tries to get you on Co
19:25
we need to get on the pattern because Co Star Basra baby
19:28
But Co Star just doesn't tell you a lot of
19:32
things that other apps tell you like your North note your Kyron
19:35
other things that's for another day.
19:37
But so basically when someone asks you for your sign,
19:41
most people say their sun sign,
19:43
which is what most people know your rising sign is.
19:48
Basically, you know,
19:49
when someone asks like,
19:51
hey, what time were you born?
19:52
That's because they eat it for your rising sign because you could
19:55
pull someone's chart without someone's rising sign.
19:58
You just won't have that piece of the puzzle.
20:01
But then it's like the most important piece because when you're reading
20:04
someone's chart, you want your chart starts with your first house
20:10
being in your rising sign.
20:11
So if you don't have the rising sign,
20:13
you can't see how the planets interact with what houses in your
20:16
chart if that makes sense.
20:18
And then your moon sign is like your emotional state of mind
20:23
It's like your deepest emotion.
20:24
So I like to say that your moon sign is basically who
20:28
you are when you're by yourself or when you're super comfortable around
20:32
someone. That's why I think like having compatibility with someone with
20:36
your moon sign is more important than your sun sign.
20:39
So right now. I mean you heard us,
20:41
I mean shit is hitting the fan like it sure is,
20:45
does the lunar eclipse have anything to do with it or who
20:50
are most affected? Like,
20:51
should I stay inside?
20:53
Honestly, you could stay inside.
20:55
I don't think it's going to help.
20:57
Either way you're going to be tired and you're going to just
20:59
be dealing with the energy of the eclipse.
21:00
So basically, a lot is going on.
21:04
So on Monday, March 25th,
21:08
we had the lunar eclipse in Libra.
21:14
you probably already feel the effects of the shadow period of
21:18
mercury retrograde, which means like you probably had some miscommunications,
21:23
you probably have had issues with like,
21:25
I don't know your internet or something.
21:28
But the reason why the energy is like super intense right
21:32
now is because usually like eclipse season doesn't like fall into mercury
21:38
retrograde. So we're having two really big like astrological events happen
21:44
Have you guys felt like a shift within your relationships of all
21:48
sorts by any chance?
21:56
he's not, that's a Christian people are,
22:01
And that's because Aries is literally the first sign of the zodiac
22:06
It's like Aries and Libra are both cardinal signs.
22:09
Cardinal signs are basically like the leaders of the zodiac because it's
22:12
these are the signs that are like in the beginning of
22:15
the season. So Aries is like a fire cardinal sign that
22:20
starts things and is just like very like,
22:24
you know, reactive and then Libra is all about harmony,
22:27
peace and relationships. So when you have both energies,
22:31
Aries is just having you like revisit all of your relationships and
22:36
seeing like does this align with my great or good.
22:39
So that's why you're dropping a lot of people right now.
22:41
But yeah, that's why the,
22:42
the energy right now is just super intense and the signs that
22:46
are really going to feel this and this could be sun moon
22:49
or rising is Libra Aries,
22:53
Cancer and Capricorn. So if you have any of those within
22:57
your big three, I am sending my love to you,
23:02
Ashley quickly. Can you guess what our signs are since we're
23:06
talking about the? OK,
23:07
I'm going to ask some questions.
23:10
Do you prefer to be at home by yourself or do
23:14
you like being around people?
23:15
Like if you had to choose one or the other around people
23:19
I like being around people.
23:20
Yeah, it depends on my mood.
23:22
I like being around people.
23:23
I enjoy somebody's company but I like being by myself.
23:27
Are you very intense?
23:29
Like when you are in it with someone,
23:32
like you prefer intense conversations versus like surface level things,
23:37
intense conversations surface deep if I have to but mainly surface if
23:42
you have to. Oh yeah,
23:43
you're not, you're not going to have these deep conversations with
23:47
just anyone else, the right person I prefer them.
23:50
Have you, do you feel like you have gone through a
23:52
lot of transformation, like throughout your life?
23:55
Like death and rebirth?
23:57
That kind of like maybe chapters,
24:01
that fall into, I feel like I have,
24:03
I mean that, and then would you consider yourself an emotional
24:08
person? Yes. Depending on the subject.
24:11
Yes. Ok. Definitely giving water sign energy from who I
24:19
kind of both of you.
24:20
You guys had similar answers?
24:26
you're getting close. You're what I'm gonna go with Scorpio.
24:32
Actually, you're good.
24:33
We're both Scorpios. I'm a Scorpio rising.
24:39
different form type of situation,
24:44
Thank you so much for all the information.
24:46
I can't wait to reach out to you to,
24:48
you know, get more info on what on my zodiac?
24:51
On our Yeah, we'll send you that info for sure.
24:56
so much. And I wanted to ask where can people find
24:59
you? People can find me on Instagram and tiktok.
25:03
I've been more active on tiktok.
25:05
I go live every day on Tik Tok by the way and
25:08
I get ready and I yap and I answer questions.
25:12
A lot of people drop their big three and then like,
25:14
I'll just give them like mini readings and then I'll just answer
25:17
questions based on what's happening in the Sky.
25:19
So yeah, you can find me on Tik Tok and Instagram
25:22
at lipstick kitty. That's one K three Ts.
25:25
Yay. Awesome. Thank you so much,
25:31
Mhm We have a special treat for you all today.
25:38
They call her the queen of the 805.
25:40
She just released her latest album last week called Love Now Cry
25:44
later. Welcome to the show,
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Jamie. We're so so excited and happy to have you here
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I'm super excited to be here.
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You guys are really awesome.
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Oh, so tell us about working on your new album Love
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What were you most inspired by?
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you know, I just wanted to go back to my
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R and BC. I do a lot of old school funk
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sometimes I do rap just for fun.
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But I really wanted to get back into,
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you know, those that kind of heartbreak,
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feeling the love vibe,
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feeling a lot of my girl fans.
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They're like, I need something I can bump in the car
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that's gonna make me scream my lungs out.
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you know, if I'm mad at my man,
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I wanna sing something.
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I wanna sing something about it,
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you know, and even like a guy with a girl,
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I just wanted something that people could vibe to and also,
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relate to, I love that vibing and related.
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So I guess that leads me to my next question.
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How did you come up with the name of the album?
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Love? Now Cry later.
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There's a saying that goes,
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smile now cry later.
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And that's what kind of inspired me.
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you know, I want to put my own twist like,
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Now that's, you know,
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usually at the beginning of the relationship starts,
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you know, sometimes it falls through it,
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cry later to worry about it later.
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you know. So I was like,
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I think that's gonna be a perfect name for it.
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It's cute, you know,
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it is like, I'll remember that.
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So you posted last year about being independent with no label.
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How was it like being a Latina in the music industry doing
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It's honestly, it is a journey.
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you know, at first I thought I needed,
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for people to do things for me,
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but I learned that you work hard on your own,
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you go through the trials of it all and it's,
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it's worth it in the end as a woman.
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it has a lot of challenges and it's a male dominant scene
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and I just didn't give up.
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you know, I'm gonna keep going if you know this,
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this label over here is telling me,
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you know, you need me,
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you need me but you know,
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you don't really need like you need a team but that's what
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People are gonna like put you up.
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you know, I'm gonna be independent for a while.
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I'm gonna see where it goes and it's been working.
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You know, people respect that way more when you put in
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like the dedication and I encourage anybody,
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you know, to be independent.
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I think you can do it all on your own.
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I love it. I love the independent,
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strong girl energy and Latina girl power.
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Jesus. So who is your dream to lab?
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And who did you listen to most when you were growing up
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So, so many R and B artists.
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I grew up in like the 90 early two thousands R and
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B like I love Keisha Cole.
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My new favorite artist is Summer Walker.
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Like I'm obsessed with her.
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You know, Jana Aiko,
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she's another one I would definitely love to work with and you
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know, they, they're like the queens of like the R
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and B. Like they got all the songs you need and
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you know, girls love it.
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Everyone loves it. You know,
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it's just something you can cruise to and I think they would
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be like a perfect collab vibe.
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I love it. I love it,
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putting it out there for you,
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manifesting it. Yes.
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Yes. Yes. So do you have any other musicians in
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I have my dad and my brother.
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he sings, he plays the guitar.
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He's so talented. Yeah.
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like, rock rock and roll,
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classic rock. So we were,
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like, blasting that in the house,
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And then my brother,
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he plays every instrument you could think of,
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like, he could play drums,
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but they're really low key,
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you know, and I'm more like out there about it.
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So they're like cheering me on from the like,
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yeah, like, you know,
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do what you want to do with it.
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So that's beautiful though.
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You have a family that understands the art of what you're doing
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definitely. And then my mom,
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she's a karaoke singer.
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She just likes the karaoke.
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So, do you bring any aspect of low rider culture
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that's who I, you know,
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I love seeing my music being bummed in,
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you know, the classics and the low riders.
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Like that's why I make like a lot of like old school
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because that's just, that's west coast right there.
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So, and then shout out to Low Rider magazine.
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They been putting me on like a bunch of shows and it's
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just been, you know,
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putting my music out there for people to say,
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oh, there is still stuff like this coming out,
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you know, you don't,
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you, you can listen to the old stuff,
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but you could still bring the new school in with that old
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school phone just trying to keep it alive.
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You know, it should be alive forever.
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Absolutely amazing. And what has been the best experience you've had
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so far as an artist,
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shoot, just honestly right now,
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it's just going to different cities and different states.
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Lowrider magazine, they've been bringing me out to Vegas.
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I got Salt Lake City next.
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So it's, it's so awesome to just see that.
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You know, there's fans like in other states and you know
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the culture. So it's,
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it's awesome. It's been going really good and,
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you know, every project I've been dropping,
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that's also a good experience too.
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Love it. You once said you manifested your show last year
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at the Low Rider Long Beach Super Show.
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Can you share some manifestation tips?
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I'm all about manifesting.
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That is like the one thing that I feel like everyone needs
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to do is just manifest.
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You gotta ask believe and receive it.
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You just got to literally see it in your vision,
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make the steps, you know,
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to do it, don't give up and it's,
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it's gonna come, it's gonna come when it's right,
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I believe in just positivity and yeah,
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keep on manifesting what you want.
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Beautiful, beautiful words.
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Thank you so much for being here today.
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Where can we listen to Love now?
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Cry later. You can listen to it on all platforms.
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j.me Jamie is my music name I'm on only underscore Jamie
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for Instagram. You can find me on youtube.
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Pretty much love it.
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Well, I know I will be tuning in.
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Thank you so much for sharing about your journey.
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I'm very inspired and I wish you all the best.
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Thank you. Thank you guys for having me.
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So thanks for joining us on this episode of Lincoln Bio.
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I'm Jenny. I'm J and we'll see you guys next time
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Don't stare at that solar eclipse,
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please. Yeah, you'll get permanent.
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You know what do it,
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I'm gonna do it and call out.
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I used to do it as a kid when I was looking
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at it and then I'd close my eyes and still see the
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sun, but any who don't do that,
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don't do that. See you guys next time.
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