The Supreme Court is set to end Affirmative Action as we know it, sending a signal that diversity is no longer a priority in society.

As election season is ramping up, many Black voters are feeling left out and disillusioned about our systems. I talk about how political parties and movements need to become more inclusive and must reflect the very people they are intending to help. The key to liberation is not gatekeeping, but to create a community where everyone feels welcomed.

I wrote this letter a year ago to express my grief over the Buffalo supermarket shooting. The tragic irony is that the sentiment still applies over a year later. While white terrorism is still our greatest threat, I believe one day it too will be defeated.

The want for "normal" is hurting this nation as comfortability is the biggest threat to our progression. We have two options: either we move forward or back.

We are plagued by misinformation everywhere… be careful of who you get your news from.

If we are going to destroy white supremacy and all forms of oppression we must learn to work as a collective. If everyone lifts a little we can lift a lot.

This year has already produced several tragic cases of Black children being shot by vigilantes, including the recent murder of Cyrus Belton in South Carolina. We take a dive into the history of white supremacist violence against Black children and also how assimilation has led some non-white citizens to participate in this violence.

Simply put, John Lewis is one of the greatest people this country has ever produced. In this new episode, we remember an American hero.