Raising BLACK Boys Tramond Duckworth

"This is all a game" but as a black man, what are the rules and how do I win?  This is the second part in a three part series from the movie Higher Learning by John Singleton.  In this interview, Trey, 26, gives some perspectives as a young black man on the American Game and his experiences.

How do you play a game that doesn’t want you to win? What do you do when the person next to you has an advantage in the race? You can quit in protest or run faster! Let’s look at the 90’s movie Higher Learning by John Singleton set on a college campus and centered around race relations and culture.

An interview with Reggie, an experienced banker and investment specialist discussing strategies that families can use to empower their children. Enjoy this discussion on the importance of institutional banking and passing on lessons for the next generation. Reggie also takes the time to explain important terms and lays a foundation for future podcasts as we begin this series on Financial Literacy.

Talking with our kids about managing money starts at a young age. The lessons can be simple and geared around making good decisions. Children want candy, toys, video games and almost anything shiny they see in the store lol. They need to know they can’t have it all so choosing this may mean they can’t have that. This builds in critical thinking and considering the consequences of actions, an important part of maturity.

An overview in making the tough decision to homeschool and some of the ups and downs. In this episode you’re getting a bird’s eye view of the benefits of homeschooling and what you may want to consider before jumping in to these water rapids lol. It’s fun, it’s exciting, it’s rewarding, but it’s very personal and there is no easy way to know. But there are difficult decisions that all families have to make with this upcoming Fall 2020 school year, so here’s some info on another option.

A fun talk between brothers discussing KIPP schools from an educator’s perspective. In this episode, I’m interviewing my brother Travis who has a lot to say about the state of public education, if only we can stay on task and stop cracking jokes lol. Enjoy this lively conversation that has some good points as well as some inside family fun.