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2 Black Men Trademarking ‘White Lives Matter’ Is Poetic Justice

By Bry’onna Mention· Updated November 7, 2022

Two Black radio hosts have revealed that they own the trademark to the controversial phrase, “White Lives Matter” according to CNN.

In a chess-like move, Ramses Ja and Quinton Ward, hosts of Civic Cipher, a radio show based in

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