#002: The "Could Black Lives Maybe Start to Matter Just a Little Bit?" Episode.
Hosts Baratunde Thurston, Raquel Cepeda, and Tanner Colby discuss the shooting of Walter Scott in South Carolina, the colorism debate surrounding Kendrick Lamar's fiancee, and the laughable attempts of Mindy Kaling's brother to use affirmative action to get into medical school.

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Walter Scott's Killing

Man shot and killed by North Charleston police officer after traffic stop; SLED investigating | Charleston Post and Courier

South Carolina shooting: Officer Michael Slager fired | CNN

North Charleston police officer charged with murder after witnes | WCIV-TV Charleston

Attorney: Officer who shot man Saturday believes he followed pro | WCIV-TV Charleston

White Police Officer Is South Carolina's Third Charged in Past Year for Killing an Unarmed Black Man | Mother Jones

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Slager's Attorney Dropped Him After Video Emerged | The Daily Beast

Who Is Feidin Santana? Meet The Witness Who Recorded Walter Scott Shooting Video | IB Times

White officer now faces felony charge for fatally shooting a black man in his driveway | The Washington Post

Chris Rock Is Taking a Selfie Every Time He Gets Pulled Over by the Police | Mother Jones

Questlove Gomez | Twitter

Isaiah Washington | Twitter

Kendrick Lamar's Fiance and Colorism

Can We Talk About Kendrick Lamar's Secret Girlfriend | Buzzfeed

Timeline Photos | Facebook

The Dark Skin Activist Rashida Strober | Facebook

Kendrick Lamar called 'fake coon' for marrying light-skinned woman | Atlanta Daily World

Jamilah Lemieux | Twitter

Image Search: "beautiful woman" | Google

Image Search: "handsome man" | Google

Vijay Chokalingam: Soul Man Redux

Almost Black - The True Story Of An Indian American Who Got Into Medical School Pretending To Be An African American | Homepage

Smash the 'Bamboo Ceiling' of Racial Quotas | The National Review

Mindy Kaling's brother's lousy 'Almost Black' stunt completely misses the point on affirmative action and merit | Salon

The sad racial farce of Mindy Kaling's brother (Opinion) | CNN