So many people are creating funny memes on social media about the irony of Rush Limbaugh dying during black history month and white people are just not understanding.

If I didn't make this post that wouldn't be very honest. I don't believe people are discardable. I value every person I encounter and I do that because I do onto others as I would have others do onto me.

This one here has got me stumped. You just have to listen to even understand 🤔

Too often people use their speculation as weapons. Tessica Brown is a perfect example of why that's so wrong. She is a real person and seem to lose sight of that.

I have been saying this for over 20 years. It's the best philosophy I've ever had and I hope to help to impart that understanding to others.

I want to emphasize that my podcast is about conversations I have with people on social media. They are MY conversations and I am entitled to discuss them on my podcast because they involve me.

My entire life has been lived understanding that I am not for everyone. I do wonder sometimes why black people in particular have been so unwelcoming toward me at times. I thought it important to share my feelings behind these rejections but also show people how it doesn't have to rob you of your joy.

I want to create a space that compliments the podcast.

I am the constant devil's advocate. I don't personally have a horse in this race, I feel disappointed that women cannot see how imperative it is to be a big sister, in other words, and just embrace the young ladies that are coming up behind us.

With so much misinformation there has to be a place where the truth and information within it's context can be shared. People have got to stop spreading misinformation when it takes literally 2 minutes to research and find the truth.