Black World

All Skinfolk Are NOT Kinfolk

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In this episode, Quenise and Brandon share their bittersweet outlook on Juneteenth day, announced as the new federal holiday in the USA. Quenise indicates how in this wave of celebration, the real problems within the black community remain unaddressed. Brandon recognizes how the black community, collectively, must discern their real problems behind the systematic racism existing in the American society, not be blinded by superficial changes that don’t address the core issues. Will Juneteenth address the wage gap and police brutality, listen now to hear more on these issues.

What you will learn in this episode:

  1. Recognition of the real and unaddressed problems in the black community
  2. The routine oppression and the tribulations experienced by our blacks
  3. The need for awareness to uplift the black community with education on the economy and how they can contribute to it

    4. Three TIP Takeaways

    1. The black community needs to recognize the deep-rooted issues in the black community
    2. Holding the collective community (both the younger and the older generation) accountable to uplift the community with substantial economic development
    3. Look for ways to acknowledge the beautiful and enriching black history.
    4. How to find unity and change.

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