This week, Kendrick Lamar's

This week, Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." became the first non-jazz, non-classical winner of the Pulitzer Prize for music.

This week we talked about mandatory gun owernship laws, Vidalia onions and the Pulitzer Prize — and that doesn't even include the week's news. On Second Thought host Tony Harris sat down with our Breakroom panel to process everything that happened.

We were joined in the studio by Breakroom guests Christian Zsilavetz, director of community outreach of Pride School Atlanta, Atlanta Young Republicans president Jake Evans and Tomika Depriest, senior director of communications at Emory University. They chimed in on Kendrick Lamar's Pulitzer Prize, racial bias training for Starbucks employees and Sean Hannity's personal ties to President Trump's attorney Michael Cohen. 

This week's Breakroom with Tomika DePriest, Kalena Boller, Jake Evans and Christian Zsilavetz.

The Breakroom gang for Friday, April 20, 2018: host Tony Harris, Tomika Depriest, Jake Evans and Christian Zsilavetz. Not pictured: Kalena Boller

The Breakroom gang for Friday, April 20, 2018: host Tony Harris, Tomika Depriest, Jake Evans and Christian Zsilavetz. Not pictured: Kalena Boller / GPB

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