Afghan-American Community Organization EXPOSED # 26 | AwJiz Boys Podcast
In this revealing exposé episode of AwJiz Boys, the hosts reflect on their personal experiences with the Afghan-American Community Organization (AACO), formerly known as the Afghan-American Conference. They discuss their initial interactions with the organization, their controversial contributions to its events, and the feedback and backlash they received.
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About Afghan-American Community Organization:
The Afghan-American Community Organization is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering growth, education, and engagement within the Afghan-American diaspora. The organization provides platforms for community members to connect, discuss cultural and professional topics, and promote civic participation. It organizes conferences and events that encourage meaningful dialogue and collaboration among Afghan-Americans across various fields. The organization also supports students through scholarship programs aimed at empowering the next generation of leaders within the community.
The team behind the organization includes individuals with diverse professional expertise, all committed to enhancing the Afghan-American community's cohesion and visibility. With leaders skilled in education, outreach, and nonprofit management, the organization strives to create a supportive and inclusive environment for Afghan-Americans to thrive.
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What happens when two Afghans get together? Usually, just a bunch of nonsense. Join hosts Dauood and Kane as they delve into the vibrant quirks of the Afghan community, sparking conversations and (hopefully) laughs along the way.
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### Time Stamps:
00:00:33:19: Initial discussion about roles and perceptions regarding managing artists.
00:01:43:01: Story of how Afghans first identified the speaker as the manager for King H/Kresnt.
00:02:20:18: Discussion of King H's early rap career and name changes.
00:03:47:18: Kresnt’s music gaining popularity internationally.
00:04:11:20: Rebranding and marketing strategies, including engagement with Afghan communities online.
00:06:39:07: Negotiations for a performance at the Afghan-American Conference, including compensation and subsequent participation.
00:09:28:18: Experiences at the Afghan-American Conference sessions, including diverse topics like dating, LGBTQ+ perspectives, and cultural dynamics.
00:16:00:02: Details of Crescent's controversial performance and audience reactions.
00:17:34:15: Town hall meeting addressing Crescent's performance and the organizer's feedback.
00:26:14:15: Application process for participation in the Afghan-American Conference and initial impressions.
00:27:48:15: Discussion about hosting and expectations at the conference.
00:34:07:19: Misunderstanding and criticism of the comedian's jokes at the conference.
00:43:06:15: Strategic decisions made about doubling down on humor as a response to controversy.
00:46:06:00: Delivering a joke as a form of subtle protest and the subsequent audience reaction.