Cotton In The Rocket Ship

The host illustrate growing up these pieces didn't make the cut but a special treat for the audience.

Our host gives Homage to Black women and the lengths Black men should go to protect them. It's a spiritual journey from good to bad .

Our host illustrate the constant frustration of Race in different variations. He recollect on his time with his grandmother and how it plays out in today's society.

Illustrating the relationship of Race, Christianity and Technology. E Heaven, is a powerful representation of society and how all the aforementioned intersectionality.

Our host illustrate his life during the summer months growing up in an Urban environment. He reflects his freshman year of college almost being a victim of gun violence.

Our host discusses the many elements that affect marching and progress for African Americans and Black or in America. He challenges his audience to think critically and come up with realistic goals for change and progress.

Our host continues with his spoken word Freedom Papers, he gives detail in his life when he wrote the poem and how it is relevant today.

Our host gives a Dedication to his brother Colin Tidd and all of the lives lost due to Covid-19 he also gives perspective and historical reference to some of the current events we see today.

Our host discusses the riots in Minneapolis after the murder of George Floyd . He gives history on Protest and Marches in the US and his thoughts on viable options to lower police Brutality and violence.

Our host reflects on the nuisance of Race in college and his interaction with his friends in college.