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Make It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueDemocrats Don't Care About Black History MonthBlack History Month - The Democrats took Carter G Woodson's Negro History Week and turn it into Black History Month, now it looks like it's no longer anything of importance. Especially since, it was hardly celebrated this month. ( Feb 2026) In this episode, Andrinique summarizes why it was crickets from the Democrats as it related to celebrating the "holiday" they had no energy this Black History Month. Could it be that the black Democrat voters have been replaced by the millions of illegal migrants over running the country? Because, it appears the Democrat party have shifted th...
2026-02-2308 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueReparations: Who’s Footing the Bill and Who Qualifies?Reparations: Who’s Footing the Bill and Who Qualifies?In this episode of Make it Make Sense With Andrinique, we dig into the three biggest questions surrounding reparations in America: Where did this movement actually originate? Who’s going to pay for it? And how would anyone determine which Black people actually qualify for a reparations check? Rather than offering easy answers, we explore the origins of the reparations movement, break down the proposed funding mechanisms, and tackle the complex challenge of verification and eligibility. This is a straight-forward discussion about one of the most debated issues in A...
2026-02-1613 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueThe Problem With Black History Month and How It Got Screwed UpBlack History Month was never meant to be reduced to just two names. Yet every year, the conversation centers almost exclusively on Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, leaving out the scholars, activists, creators, and everyday people who shaped Black history.In this episode, Andrinique explore the real origins of Black History Month: who created it, why it was created, and what the original intention actually was. We cover Carter G. Woodson, the founder of what was originally Negro History Week, why it was tied to Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln’s birthdays, and ho...
2026-02-0919 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueBlack Fatigue: When Behavior Becomes the ProblemIn this episode of Make It Make Sense with Andrinique, we break down Black fatigue as a response to repeated behaviors within a certain segment of the Black community, not as a storyline or social construct.This conversation focuses on patterns. Public conduct, entitlement, contradiction, and accountability. From how image and identity are performed, to how feminism, dating preferences, and personal responsibility are selectively applied, this episode examines why certain behaviors are constantly excused and why pushback is often labeled as betrayal instead of critique.We also talk about how these patterns show...
2026-02-0222 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With Andrinique2016 VS 2026: Why 2016 Felt Safer2016 is gone it’s 2026 now. So why are you posting pictures from 10 years ago all over your social media?If you’ve been scrolling through Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook lately, you’ve probably noticed the trend: people everywhere are sharing glimpses of their lives from 2016. Old selfies, throwback moments, memories from a decade ago flooding our feeds. But this isn’t just nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake there’s something deeper happening here.In this episode, we dive into why 2016 is suddenly feeling safer, simpler, and more comforting compared to the world we’re living in today. We e...
2026-01-2618 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueMinnesota Exposed: When Oversight Fail’sOn this episode of Make It Make Sense, Andrinique dives headfirst into Minnesota’s absolutely wild fraud scandal that’s making national headlines and leaving taxpayers furious. We’re talking multimillion-dollar daycare fraud schemes, rumors of February daycare closures because apparently ICE agents are too scary for toddlers now, and billion yes, BILLIONS in taxpayer money that just poof vanished while the people we elected to, you know, actually oversee things were apparently napping. Andrinique breaks down how Governor Tim Walz and Representative Ilhan Omar, the folks literally in charge of making sure this stuff doesn’t...
2026-01-1917 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueWhy We React Emotionally to Politics And Why Nothing ChangesOn this episode of Make It Make Sense The Podcast, I’m unpacking how emotion, habit, and tribalism now shape political thinking more than facts or constitutional reality. Using the Nicolas Manduro case as a reference point, we examine why complex legal questions are quickly reframed as moral outrage, why people default to familiar narratives instead of critical analysis, and how this pattern keeps the political landscape stuck in conflict with no meaningful change. This conversation is about how we think, why we react the way we do, and what happens when reason is replaced by reflex in public di...
2026-01-1215 minMake It Make Sense Podcast With AndriniqueMake It Make Sense-The PodcastMake It Make Sense - TrailerAfter three years of breaking down politics to millions of viewers, the podcast is finally here.Hard-hitting political analysis meets the deeper questions: Why do we vote against our interests? How did we get so divided? Why does nothing change?This is politics, psychology, economics, and the mindset shifts you need to cut through the noise. Some episodes dissect policy. Others explore why our system keeps failing us.It’s the conversation you’ve been wanting to have—with answers on how to actually fix it.Let’s figure t...
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