On this episode of My Unapologetic Perspective the team discusses the history of drugs in the united states and how it has effected the black community. We talk about the effects of different drugs and the addiction it causes. We breakdown why African Americans decide to use drugs, sell drugs and the effect it has on themselves, their family and the community.

On this episode the team talks about the History of The Uncle Tom & Sambo in reference to the sellout. They talk about how this created even more division amongst black leaders in the past and how it currently plays a role in politics when discussing Black liberals vs Black Conservatives. Who are the Sambos? Who are the pawns being used as propaganda to destroy the black community? What direction should the black community voters go in?

On this episode the team discusses the core values of Black Culture. They talk how African Americans have passed down African Culture in America. They discuss being overprotective of the Black Culture when it comes to vultures. They break down Culture Appreciation Vs Culture Appropriation. 

On this episode the teams talks about the growth of young African Americans using or being killed by gun violence. They talk about the accountability the black community has in the youths demise. They also breakdown the importance and seriousness of Black Mental Health. They talk about how racism and discrimination can cause mental fatigue.  

On this episode the team discusses on why they're happy to see confederate statues come down in VA and why more need to come down. They breakdown the statistics released of African Americans being pulled over by police way more than anyone else in VA, and the dangers of driving while black.

On this episode the team discuss some important current events. They give their perspective On why there is no such thing as Black Privilege. They talk about the pros and cons of Boycotting the Olympics and of not boycotting the Olympics.  Their share what they expect from Virginias optional African American Studies Curriculum.

On this episode the team talks about African Americans who helped settle and build up the western frontier. The also discuss the forgotten history of The Black Cowboy. They breakdown important Lawmen, Cowboys, investors and their stories in building what we call today the WEST. The conversation also talks about the importance of this topic for African Americans learning more about themselves.

On this episode of My Unapologetic Perspective, the team talks about why the Harlem Renaissance was important. They breakdown what led to the Harlem renaissance, what the purpose of it was and what it achieved. They discuss what the Harlem renaissance did for black people then and how we need it today.

On episode 15, the group discusses the history of black music. They go through the timeline of early African american music on the plantation and work their way through the 19th century and 20th century. The break down all the genres of music. They discuss how important music was for african americans. They talk about important Musicans and songs.

In this episode, the team discussed The History Of Black Wealth. They discuss the history of African American Millionaires & entrepreneurship. They break down how these individuals contributed to the building of wealthy black communities. They breakdown the importance of entrepreneurship in the black community and the support of these businesses.