Let’s discuss miseducation of homeschooling, institutionalized learning and being educated and black.

Join me in todays episode as we talk about the Boston statue and MLK Day.

Join me in todays episode as we discuss cultural appropriation.

How much cinematic influence does these stereotypes have on society?

What defines a bad boy? Is it his style or his character? What defines a good guy, is it his external representation or his character? What makes a bad boy bad outside of the word, “bad?” What makes a good guy good, outside of the term, “good?”Join me in todays episode as I discuss the bad boy myth. Fact or fiction?

Being gay comes with a sense of liberation. Uncertain of its mass agenda to push homosexuality, perversion and promiscuity— join me in todays episode as we discuss how being gay is a cultural convenience. Please note that with not everyone is gay but like many of FADS, this has become a trend. Being gay is a choice that if one consciously makes, should be respected. Please consider all of the rights and benefits of being gay, rights that aren’t afforded to those who don’t identify with the community. This prevalence, not in truth, but for mere convenience has further left black women unprotected and it’s heartbreaking

We are more than slaves. Join me in todays episode as I remind y’all of black resilience, excellence and progression.

Hey y’all! In todays episode we’re discussing racism and what it means to, “turn the other cheek.”

*DISCLAIMER** THIS IS AN EMOTIONAL EPISODE. I understand it was not a man who fought Shanquella, but I am addressing the effeminacy of black men and how this has left us further unprotected. In todays episode we’re discussing Shanquella Robinson. 🕊️

In todays episode I’m encouraging you all to overcome certain prejudices and inferiorities.

What do you want for your kids? Always keeping an open mind, but let’s shed a little light on the truth concerning these matters. When we make choices in our adult lives, no one has to accept those choices but us. I’ve never condoned violence. I believe in Love and in God I trust. Earlier this year I discovered that being gay was a choice and it was often made in feeling profoundly inadequate. Join me in todays episode as I bring it full circle asking, what would you do?