In Episode 34 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, we talk about being overwhelmed by the world but not surprised — especially during Black History Month, when we reflect on the ongoing pain, progress, division, and resilience in America.
I open with a personal moment: responding to a rude commenter only to discover they’re actually my cousin — and how we handled it respectfully. From there, we dig into current events, racial justice, politics, and media narratives that continue to shape our society.
✨ In this episode we discuss:
The emotional toll of constant bad headlines and feeling desensitized
Racial profiling and controversy over immigration enforcement
The ongoing fallout from the Alex Pretti shooting and investigations (where the FBI has declined to share evidence with Minnesota authorities) and the larger protests against federal agents’ actions in Minneapolis 👇
How media spin and national narratives can obscure truth
The Candace Owens / Erika Kirk / Megyn Kelly discussions circulating in public discourse
Political accountability and the Trump administration’s approach to federal enforcement
Division within the diaspora, systemic structures built to divide us
Why consistency leads to success — personally and collectively
Lessons from 2025 and how I’m applying them in 2026
Building financial freedom, supporting each other, and valuing growth
💭 “This is a lot — and it’s heavy — but ignoring it doesn’t make it go away.”
This episode is for anyone who’s questioned what they see in the news, felt frustrated by ongoing injustice, or wants perspective on how to navigate truth while staying grounded and focused on purpose.
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