Today I speak about my experience of bveing a shareholder in the company Snap.  Not that I won't keep holding the stock, but so far, it's been pretty crazy.

How racial brainwashing works in America, and why black wealth is depleted due to a lack of a code of conduct. 

Jay Ellis, star of the hit TV show, "Insecure," angered a lot of black women after he married a white woman and blocked the comments.  Given that marriage is one of the greatest wealth transfer vehicles on earth, one has to wonder if we live in a world where black women are used to gain wealth, power and status and then ditched when its time to make meaningful commitments. 

Today we speak about the fact that the stock market is rising, but there are risks abundant within equity markets.  Also, inflation is not yet under control, and the economy may be dipping.  This market's volatility appears to be heavily driven by classic overreaction, so I would be cautious about reading too much in short term advances.

Today on The Black Financial Channel, I speak about the stark difference between the branding decisions of Sha'Carri Richardson vs. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.  Shelly-Ann is the five time world champion in the Women's 100 meter dash and Sha'Carri is a very talented athlete who doesn't do very good interviews, who also didn't make the semi-final of the US Nationals. 

Without attacking Sha'Carri or telling anyone what to do, I want to explain why Shelly-Ann is literally the gold standard for branding and why Sha'Carri may want to take notes. 

Today I speak about the crypto industry, housing and the reasons that black people want to own assets.  I also mention my stock pick of the week. 

Today I explain the track and field dynamics of the Puma deal signed by Sha'Carri Richardson and how this compares to the $2 million dollar deal signed by Abby Steiner.  

Today on Pillow Talk with Dr Boyce and Dr Alicia Watkins, we discuss the myth of the Strong Black Woman.  The question is whether or not being too strong is good or bad for relationships and economics.  This wide ranging conversation takes us in a lot of different directions and helps us to understand the dynamics of what it means to be black in America. 

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Today I speak with Mr John Boyd as we explore what freedom means for the black community.  

Today, Dr Alicia and I explore the unspoken topic of black rappers and mental illness.  It is our belief that many artists are selected by mainstream media for mass promotion largely because they display dysfunction that is the result of undiagnosed mental illness. 

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