Vic Mensa

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  1. Vic Mensa Says The Division Between Black Americans And Africans Is Manufactured

    1월 27일

    Vic Mensa Says The Division Between Black Americans And Africans Is Manufactured

    In this powerful clip from Market Mondays, Vic Mensa joins Rashad Bilal for a candid discussion that dives deep into identity, unity, and the divisive narratives that have shaped perceptions among Black Americans and Africans. Vic Mensa shares his personal story of being mixed race—his father from Ghana and his mother from America—and addresses the complexities and sensitivities surrounding his background. The conversation shines a spotlight on the manufactured divisions between Black American and Black African communities, which Vic Mensa argues are perpetuated to prevent collective empowerment. He credits Black Americans with creating the most influential culture globally, and points out the economic and population growth on the African continent, emphasizing the transformative potential if both groups unite. Vic Mensa challenges the anti-African narrative often found online and calls attention to similar misunderstandings pushed by some Africans about their Black American counterparts. Together, he and Rashad Bilal unpack the harmful stereotypes spread by media, confronting issues that impact identity, history, and self-worth within both communities. The clip ends with a heartfelt appeal for unity, stressing that true freedom and advancement can only be achieved when Black Americans and Africans come together—recognizing their collective strength and shared heritage. Tune in for an honest conversation that pushes past division and encourages us all toward unity, empowerment, and cultural pride. **Hashtags:**  #VicMensa #MarketMondays #BlackUnity #FBA #AfricanDiaspora #BlackCulture #Identity #MediaNarrative #RashadBilal #Ghana #BlackHistory #AfricanEmpowerment #Unity #HiddenColors #Empowerment #CultureClip See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    9분
  2. EYL #258 Vic Mensa on the Laws of Branding, the Future of Africa, and Building a Cannabis Empire

    2023. 10. 03.

    EYL #258 Vic Mensa on the Laws of Branding, the Future of Africa, and Building a Cannabis Empire

    Dive deep with Vic Mensa as he unravels his journey from selling weed to mastering the art of business. In this episode, learn about the 93 Boyz's groundbreaking moves in the cannabis industry, becoming Chicago's first Black-owned cannabis company with a dispensary. Discover the psychology behind the 93 Boyz brand and the marketing strategies that propel them forward. Africa's potential shines brightly as Vic emphasizes its vast resources and the continent's promising future. He also highlights the success of his Black Star Festival in uniting Black Americans with the people of Ghana.  From discussing the power of publicity over advertisements to the laws of branding, Vic provides insights into the nuances of building a brand. Listen to his candid revelations about the artists that influenced him, the importance of giving back to the community, and the hurdles he overcame in Chicago. For a holistic understanding of Vic Mensa's entrepreneurial spirit and his dedication to his roots, don't miss this episode. From branding to business, it's a masterclass in navigating the music and cannabis worlds. #VicMensa #93Boyz #CannabisBusiness #MusicEntrepreneurship Our Sponsors:* Check out PNC Bank: https://www.pnc.com* Check out Square: https://square.com/go/eylAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    58분