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As a woman who is very intuitive, it’s easy to assume I fully understand the journey or processes of a man—specifically, a Black man. More times than not, I’ve misunderstood the nuances that come with their experience. My friend Eezy Olah—MC, musician, producer, engineer, and philanthropist in his own damn right—has expressed his evolvement as a Black male time and time again, always echoing the importance of making better choices as the leaders of our culture. But even with me engaging in millions of conversations with him about this topic and other melanated men, one truth remains: only they can truly speak for their experience.
Follow Eezy Olah:
Instagram: @eezyolah
Youtube: Eezy Olah
Follow the Society:
IG: @thronetalksociety
www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety
As a woman who is very intuitive, it’s easy to assume I fully understand the journey or processes of a man—specifically, a Black man. More times than not, I’ve misunderstood the nuances that come with their experience. My friend Eezy Olah—MC, musician, producer, engineer, and philanthropist in his own damn right—has expressed his evolvement as a Black male time and time again, always echoing the importance of making better choices as the leaders of our culture. But even with me engaging in millions of conversations with him about this topic and other melanated men, one truth remains: only they can truly speak for their experience.
Follow Eezy Olah:
Instagram: @eezyolah
Youtube: Eezy Olah
Follow the Society:
IG: @thronetalksociety
www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety