Continuing a conversation that was a great topic and we elaborate more on what can we do as people of the Black community to disconnect from the trauma that we've dealt with since the beginning of this nation's existence.

With the Sensei on the lead for this topic, we dive into the dynamics of our relationships and how it affects us physically and as well as spirtually. It's as simple as one two three. Let's get into it!

This is something we haven't touched base on in a full aspect so, in today's episode, we talk about mental health and the importance of being at a positive frequency around our communities.

This has been bothering us for some time due to the misguidance of this generation and past generations to teach the youth how to properly maintain their mental stabilities. Even with the FOI and NFAC...it seems like we ALL need to be a part of or start something aligning with these groups to decrease the criminality and start building kings and queens.

Sir Mallymal and Sensei Nation are talking about the lack of educational tools in our communities such as living centers, mentorship programs, and various other topics that we will talk about. We know that they're out there but not enough resources to fund of inner cities. Let's dive into this topic head-on!

We talk about a topic that needs to have more solutions than problems and that's touching on black crime with each other. Black on black crime is the better term for it. But we'll touch on it in detail in today's podcast. It's a tough world so time to get some thick skin!

With the recent killing of 16-year-old Ma'Khia Bryant, the Black Journal is wondering if we're even protecting our own children and parents from getting into situations where we end up being killed by either our own or by the police. We always blame the police but what can we do to start doing our part to save ourselves? Let's talk about it on this episode! #RIPDaunteWright #RIPGeorgeFloyd #RIPMaKhiaBryant

Since Lil Nas X's video has been touched on in part one, we have another brother by the name of Kid Cudi who was on SNL not too long ago performing with a dress on. I'm not sure where this conversation is going to go but we some things to get off our chest. Let's get it poppin!

Mallymal and NationDomination talk about why black men are attacked by certain stereotypes that make us less of a man than we really are. From the dress-wearing to the recent Lil Nas X video, we going to touch on these things in detail with facts and educated opinions.

The recent Lil Nas X video being the biggest topic in the world due to the imagery in the production itself. Does this possibly reflect on us and what we put our children through when we're raised in hostile environments? Mallymal, Nation Domination, and Yfl Sauve will talk about this topic in detail in today's episode.