Everyone is entitled to their beliefs and their opinions, so when it concerns the topic of ideal beauty and body type, this is no different. America has a sickness when it comes to beauty, and these are the testimonies from several individuals from several different backgrounds that talk about their different experiences trying to live up to the American ideal of beauty. Here you have my own mother that speaks to me about her personal struggles with her body image. Listen well and hear just how bad people were and still are treated based off of the way they look.

Everyone is entitled to their beliefs and their opinions, so when it concerns the topic of ideal beauty and body type, this is no different. America has a sickness when it comes to beauty, and these are the testimonies from several individuals from several different backgrounds that talk about their different experiences trying to live up to the American ideal of beauty. Part One features my good friend and brother, from another mother, Kenzo Viteri. I hope you all enjoy what he had to say, because I did.

In this particular episode I had the opportunity to speak with the former professor of mine, Tami Martinez, and we spoke on several topics that may be hard to talk about. As you listen, please know that we are not trying to force any of our views or opinions on anyone. We believe that our nation is facing one of its greatest challenges in its history and these challenges need to be undertaken head-on. If you are in agreement, thank you, but if you do not agree please don't attack us for what our beliefs because we would never attack you for yours. We are all searching for a better life and that can only happen once we all come together and talk about the things that need to be talked about.

If you have ever apologized for something that you didn't mean to apologize for, but you felt pressure to apologize, that is wrong. You are valid human being and you should not have to apologize for anything you don't feel the need to apologize for. public opinion should not force your hand to do something that you don't want to do and that includes apologizing.

Capitalism is capable of doing great things but there are times when it can also go really wrong. When companies decide to profit off the death of a celebrity after their passing, I believe this is one of those times and that is wrong! It happened with Kobe. It happened with Michael and with Whitney. Now we see it happening again with Chadwick. We need to stop supporting companies who decide to create and sell merchandise to gain profit off of someone who died! Let them rest in peace and let their families grieve.

Whether you'd like to admit it or not, everyone has a little bit of racism within them. It may not look the same on everyone's face and I may not come out the same from everyone's mouth, but racism exists within us all. Admitting that maybe one of the hardest things you can ever do to yourself, but if you are really concerned about change, maybe you should try.

Listen to what I have to say, then maybe you'll understand my point of view on the matter.

I just want to take the time to thank both Miss Alex and my cousin Amari for taking their time to talk to me about this very tough subject. Regardless of which side you're on, either letting the kids go to school, or keeping your kids at home, we all need to respect both decisions. We may not agree with one or the other but we must understand that these perspectives/points of view are important to the individual speaking on them. Both of these women are mothers who care very deeply for their children and would not wish them harm either physically or emotionally and they don't take these decisions lightly, as I'm sure most parents do not. Please, if you do not agree, be nice and keep any vitrol to yourself. Thank you and peace out for now!

People have told me that I should support Pete because he's gay and so am I. That's funny to me, because I remember a time when people bash the black community for voting for Obama twice, simply because he was black. I don't support Pete because I believe that he needs to work on his resume first. I believe that he would make a great president one day, just not today.

My advice to all of you listening to this individual episode, my advice would be to look up a lot of the stuff that me and my friend Khai have looked up about juries. They have extremely biased nature to them that need to be addressed sooner rather than later. Please note that neither of myself nor Khai are experts on juries what we're speaking on is our personal experience with juries and our experience with jury nullification and other aspects of picking a juror. #FixOurJusticeSystem