In this raw and reflective episode, Sherwin opens up a vital conversation around the idea of a “Black People Safe Zone”—a space free from racial profiling, discrimination, and systemic threats. He dives into what safety truly means for Black communities, both physically and mentally, and how the concept of sanctuary can go beyond geography to become a cultural, social, and emotional necessity. From historical context to modern movements, Sherwin challenges us to imagine a world where Black safety isn't revolutionary—it's standard. This one’s about healing, hope, and holding space.