I’m starting to believe that we African Americans aren’t impacted by death here in 2021 like we were as early as 10 years ago. Our emotions are changing. And not in the right direction. 

And I believe there are a number of reasons on why that is the case. I'll break it all down.

I’m starting to believe that we African Americans aren’t impacted by death here in 2021 like we were as early as 10 years ago. Our emotions are changing. And not in the right direction. And I believe there are a number of reasons on why that is the case. I'll break it all down.

Are we African Americans becoming desensitized to death?

Imagine a politically astute, socially conscious, unapologetically opinionated, call to action warrior version of ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, and you have Danny Morrison; a community centered, civic minded thought leader and change maker. Routinely, Danny visits correctional facilities and mentors youth groups throughout California with a musical, spoken word, motivational appeal; giving back countless hours of service to the beloved community. His daily “But That’s Just Me” show opening commentary is fire; and will be anxiously anticipated by listeners each midday.

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Are we African Americans becoming desensitized to death?

Are we African Americans becoming desensitized to death?