Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A viral sermon by Bishop Yvette Flunder is circulating again and it’s reigniting conversations about power, accountability, and hypocrisy inside church and gospel music spaces. On another note and on another topic, we compare the writing style of Donnie McClurkin in his response to the lawsuit to the writing style in the alleged email from him in the evidence section of the lawsuit.
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A viral sermon by Bishop Yvette Flunder is circulating again and it’s reigniting conversations about power, accountability, and hypocrisy inside church and gospel music spaces. On another note and on another topic, we compare the writing style of Donnie McClurkin in his response to the lawsuit to the writing style in the alleged email from him in the evidence section of the lawsuit.
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Subscribe to my other channel Crime & Context with Lailah Lynn: youtube.com/@crimeandcontextwithlailahlynn
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