I have the utmost respect for our ancestors. They fought for the right to exist in America. During the fighting, they built more than 70 towns, designed Washington D.C., created medical procedures like open-heart surgery, etc. My issue today is we're hiding behind our ancestors with more opportunities than they ever had in America or abroad. We're supposed to carry the legacy of our ancestors while building. Not just marvel at what they have done. This is a tough-love podcast today.

I've stated in many commentaries that racism is passed down like an inheritance. The audio we will play will prove what I stated many times before in real-time.

While we're taking a stand against Anti-Black racism and police brutality. We need reparations to be paid to repair the economic damage done by 400 years of Anti-Black hatred and destruction.

We have noticed during this time when people say Black Lives Matter it exposes the hidden racist among us.

We're responding to a video that brings up a constant talking point that Black people are afraid of certain individuals claiming they have all the guns.

We see Mzungus stand in solidarity with us when injustice happens. That's fine but it doesn't go further than that. The problem I'm having is they have the privilege to make the change yet they won't. So why are they are the protest again?

We must understand that power means everything to the Mzungu. The Global Black Family needs to understand that this is the fuel of their oppression upon us.

Many people are taking to the streets to vent their frustrations with the murder of George Floyd. My question to the people. Will we finally unify after people calm down?

Black men must realize that competition is apart of life. We must stay with a hustlers mentality in order to make it. Every man is in competition with us and want us to fail.