Professor Brandon Scates interviews Dr. Obari Cartman about his role as an Afrikan Centered Clinical and Community Psychology. Dr. Cartman addresses the Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, Afrikan Cultural Healing Practices through Therapeutic Medicine, Afrikan Centered Framework, and Afrikan Centered Images countering Self-Hatred as an undiagnosed Mental Crisis within the context of the Afrikan World. Also, there is an Intellectual discourse about Afrikan Oral Traditions and Rituals, Afro-Futurism, Afrikan Centered Education, Knowledge of Self, School to Prison Pipeline, Afrikan Centered Schools, Independent Homeschooling, Rites of Passage Programs, Cultural Significance of Drum Circles, Hip Hop as a Cultural Pedagogy, his book "Lady's Man: Conversations for Young Black Men about Relationships and Manhood," and Afrikan Identity through Pan Afrikanism. Lastly, Manhood to Warriorhood in the Household, inside the Classroom, and Community setting on regards to Accountability for a standard that needs to be implemented in streets across the Diaspora.

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