Episodios

  • Shein & Temu Prices DOUBLED Overnight: Trump's China Tariffs Hit Your Wallet TODAY | REVOLT News

    Shein & Temu Prices DOUBLED Overnight: Trump's China Tariffs Hit Your Wallet TODAY | REVOLT News
    May 2 2025
    Tezlyn Figaro breaks down the major price increases hitting #Shein and #Temu shoppers as of May 2nd, 2025, due to new #tariffs closing the de minimis loophole for Chinese imports. See why both the Trump and Biden administrations targeted these low value packages, with the Trump administration bringing up fentanyl trafficking concerns. Tez explains how these changes are already doubling prices on existing orders and gives strategies for navigating higher costs, including looking for Temu's "local goods" already warehoused in the US.
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  • URGENT: Student Loan Wage Garnishments Begin May 5 - Do This NOW | REVOLT News

    URGENT: Student Loan Wage Garnishments Begin May 5 - Do This NOW | REVOLT News
    Apr 25 2025
    #TezlynFigaro breaks down the critical information about the Department of Education beginning involuntary collections on defaulted student loans starting May 5th. With $1.6 trillion in student debt affecting 42.7 million borrowers, approximately 5.3 million people could face wage garnishments this summer. Tez explains recent changes to income driven repayment plans following court battles and provides advice for borrowers to avoid default. Please check your email notifications, contact loan servicers, and submit necessary paperwork for payment plans based on income. Don't let the government choose wage garnishment for you!
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  • How Whistleblowers SAVED Harriet Tubman's Legacy After National Park Service Erasure | REVOLT News

    How Whistleblowers SAVED Harriet Tubman's Legacy After National Park Service Erasure | REVOLT News
    Apr 11 2025
    In this powerful segment, Tezlyn Figaro exposes how the National Park Service attempted to replace Harriet Tubman's story on their Underground Railroad webpage with messaging about "Black and white cooperation." She breaks down how anonymous NPS employees alerted the Washington Post, forcing the agency to restore the original content about resistance to enslavement. This commentary reminds us why Black owned media like REVOLT News remains critical in telling our stories authentically.
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  • 280,000 Jobs Lost: Tezlyn Challenges 'We'll Be Alright' Mentality & Calls For Action | REVOLT News

    280,000 Jobs Lost: Tezlyn Challenges 'We'll Be Alright' Mentality & Calls For Action | REVOLT News
    Apr 4 2025
    In this powerful episode of REVOLT News, Tezlyn Figaro addresses the critical economic situation as over 280,000 Americans have lost their jobs, with 300,000 Black Americans potentially facing unemployment. She challenges content creators who promote complacency and calls for community action beyond individual "do for self" mentalities. This urgent call to action reminds viewers that while entertainment has its place, we must remain aware of our community's struggles and become each other's keepers during these challenging times.
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    10 m
  • Exposing DoorDash’s Pay Later Trap & Fighting Food Insecurity in America | REVOLT News

    Exposing DoorDash’s Pay Later Trap & Fighting Food Insecurity in America | REVOLT News
    Mar 28 2025
    In this episode of REVOLT News, host Tezlyn Figaro dives into DoorDash’s new "buy now, pay later" option with Klarna, calling it predatory lending that exploits those struggling with food insecurity—affecting 47 million Americans. She unpacks the realities of food deserts and the potential loss of free lunch programs if the Department of Education is dismantled, urging viewers to engage in local politics. We also honors Kristi Williams, a Tulsa native preserving Black history through Black History Saturdays despite Oklahoma’s book bans.
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    9 m
  • Ice Cream or Injustice?: Wisconsin's Police Misconduct & Black Incarceration Rates | REVOLT News

    Ice Cream or Injustice?: Wisconsin's Police Misconduct & Black Incarceration Rates | REVOLT News
    Mar 17 2025
    On this powerful episode of REVOLT News, Tezlyn Figaro confronts the viral story of a 4-year-old boy calling police over ice cream and exposes the dangerous distractions masking Wisconsin’s systemic racism. Connecting the “feel good” narrative to Botham Jean’s murder by an off-duty officer, Tez unveils shocking stats: Wisconsin’s Black imprisonment rates, police violence spikes, and stark income gaps. Why does media amplify ice cream stories but silence victims like Airman Fortson or Botham Jean? Tezlyn challenges viewers to focus beyond viral moments and fight for Martin’s Dream. Stay vigilant.
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  • Trump's Big Freeze: Black Farmers & Sanctuary Cities React | REVOLT News

    Trump's Big Freeze: Black Farmers & Sanctuary Cities React | REVOLT News
    Mar 8 2025
    Host Tezlyn Figaro breaks down the fallout from President Trump’s joint address, where he announced a "big freeze" on federal hiring, new regulations, and foreign aid, while ending diversity, equity, and inclusion policies across government and beyond. Black farmers, including John Boyd Jr. of the National Black Farmers Association, expressed alarm, stating Trump’s unpredictable moves threaten their livelihoods. Republicans cheered as Trump declared English the official U.S. language and outlined strict social policies, like banning men from women’s sports. Democrats protested, with Congressman Al Green standing firm against Medicaid cuts. Meanwhile, sanctuary city mayors faced a fiery six-hour House hearing, clashing with GOP lawmakers over immigration policies.
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    10 m
  • Roberta Flack’s Farewell, Trump’s Phantom Workers & Fast Food Frenzy | REVOLT News

    Roberta Flack’s Farewell, Trump’s Phantom Workers & Fast Food Frenzy | REVOLT News
    Mar 4 2025
    Tezlyn Figaro unpacks a whirlwind week: Legendary singer Roberta Flack’s passing leaves a soulful legacy, Trump and Elon Musk clash over federal "phantom workers" and layoffs, Starbucks slashes jobs and menu items, and McDonald’s battles egg shortages with deals. Plus,DoorDash’s $17M tip scandal and the canceled Frederick Douglass parade amid DEI rollbacks. Stay informed on the stories shaping 2025.
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