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Finally thoughts on the Will Smith and Chris Rock Drama.

For centuries on this hemisphere the reality that Black men can easily be considered criminal and degenerates with little no no proof. It has been said for Black people that you are guilty until proven innocent. The opposite of what the process usually entails for other groups but more specifically white men. In media that fact is made clear seemingly everyday where a Black Man gets parading across platforms assuming guilt whereas their white counterparts don't receive anywhere near the same level of criticism. This isn't just true when it comes to Black Men being accused of crimes. The way in which the White athlete is described or critiqued in comparison to their black counterparts is night and day. Black Men when it comes to making decisions for themselves are often regarded as "incapable" or too "immature" to make decisions and for the white players are regarded as "alphas" or " pioneers" in similar situations. However in terms of criminal like activities or situations the white male is the regarded as a "young man" even at the age of 28 whereas black males even at the age of 17-18 are regarded as grown men. This episode talks about the different ways this has been happening recently by taking examples from the Micheal Irvin, Lamar Jackson and Ja Morant Situations and how media is covering it.

Chris Rock has doubled down on the incident between himself and Will Smith by insulting Will and Jada in his latest stand up. I give my thoughts on how these old men should let go of the issue and how to deal with similar issues that arise in our lives.

The problem with Western Society and their evaluations of people's potential.

Updates on what is new and a warning to the family about cybersecurity.

0:00 - 3:44 - Intro

3:45-5:15 Ad

5:16-11:40 -Key Points

11:41-35:04-Treatment of the Berbers

35:05-1:06:00 - Arab Contributions to Africa's Demise + Summary

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Looking at African enslavement from the beginning from the African American lens and filling in the gaps of the questions many of our people have.