The Rabbi and Trey examine how slavery shaped divisions between Black men and women, creating cycles of disempowerment. Drawing on books like How the Poor Can Save Capitalism and Ten Commandments of Black Economic Power, they discuss historical trauma, family fragmentation, and the struggle to re-empower Black men without erasing masculinity. The conversation explores spirituality, shifting social norms, and the clash between legal, natural, and divine laws, closing with book recommendations for deeper reflection.