It is not a crime to be rich. It is not a crime to drive a fancy car or have a fancy phone. It is not a crime to work hard to be successful. We do not deserve to get killed because our generation got tired of suffering and decided to get creative. Is it a crime to want a better life for ourselves? We want justice. We want peace. We want equality.

On today’s episode, I’m talking about mindset and how we can see ourselves as equal to everyone and I mean everyone. Don’t think you’re less than. You can do anything you put your mind to. I believe in you. Now believe in yourself.

Protests have been going on for months now. We still await change. We’ve come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. How can we learn to love each other? What is so evil about being black? We have suffered for centuries, is it not enough? We’ve tolerated the injustice. Can we be equal now?

What is going on in the world right now is revolutionary. The BLM movement is stronger and louder than it ever was, and it’s being acknowledged. We will no longer be quiet. We will no longer try to understand why we aren’t equal. We want equality. We want justice. We want peace. Give it to us not because we’re asking but because it’s the right thing to do. It’s time for us to heal. Let’s make the world a better place. For you and for me.

We are tired. We are tired of not being treated equally. We are tired of not being able to jog in peace, eat in peace, or even breathe in peace. Racism is unveiling itself more and more everyday and it’s so overwhelming. It’s exhausting having to constantly look over our shoulders just because of the color of our skin. We are not animals. It’s like no matter how much we talk, we aren’t heard. This is why we have to come up with a better plan to free ourselves.

Which one should it be? Are black lives important enough to be fought for? Are black lives being given too much attention? Is the past repeating itself? Today I’m highlighting only a few reasons why black history is important in talking about black lives.

Police brutality is another aspect of inequality where the cops feel “threatened” by skin color. A lot of white people still feel threatened by Black people simply because of their skin color. They feel superior and have felt that way since slavery. Is it ever going to change? Black people have been breaking records and showing everyone we are better than people think. We will continue to be better because we are strong, smart and beautiful.

Welcome to episode two! Today I talk briefly on discrimination amongst the black community. We just talked about inequality in race last week, but it looks like the black community also has a lot of things to work on. How are we going to unite if we confirm to the European standard of beauty? How are we going to love each other equally if we see a skin shade as prettier? We cannot keep ignoring this behavior in our community anymore.

Welcome to my first episode. I’m going to be talking about racism in our community because this disease has recently been surfacing these past couple of weeks. After learning about the TikTok video of the girl and her boyfriend ‘making black people’. More people have started to express their racism against black people in too many ways. It is imperative that this changes. Racism can not be normalized. Martin Luther King walked so we could run. It’s time for us to run.