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Carter G. Woodson did the work in his MisEducation of the Negro, so that you can have the bread crumbs leading to your freedom. Know yourself!
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Why are you here? What's your purpose? This podcast was recorded before the passing of Kobe Bryant, but it is the perfect message of reflection in the wake of his death.
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Karen discusses what it means to be a "real" Christian and why so many get it wrong.
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Is life too short? Karen contemplates immortality.
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Karen begins to break down Carter G. Woodson’s “The MisEducation of the Negro,” a book club selection for February. She explores how God and religion have been used to control us.
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Karen explores the willful miseducation and how our education system is designed to keep us ignorant. It is incumbent on you to get to the truth.
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Wealthy Blacks had a plan to create the communities they wanted for themselves in the late 1800s-early 1900s. The plan can be duplicated today. Karen discusses more from the book, Black Fortunes, which will be one of the book club live discussions on YouTube.
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Some people would pray for their neighbors to lose everything rather than see them as more successful. That's the story of the decimation of Black Wall Street and many of us have people in our lives who would rather see us suffer than work to build the lives they seek for themselves.
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Jeremiah Hamilton, the wealthiest black man in America at the time of his death, was known as the Prince of Darkness on Wall Street in New York. You should know his name. And you should know his story.
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Karen discusses the prospects of a war and how misinformed we are from our media. Her advice: Wait and watch.
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