The Dr Boyce Breakdown

We discuss the brain drain with black kids going to work for white people

In this episode, I talk about the status of the Travis Scott lawsuits, along with other issues in hip hop music.   Rap music is beautiful but complex.  There is quite a bit to talk about. 

Being a stock market day trader - Here are the pros and cons - Dr Boyce Watkins.  Today, I talk about being a day trader, including the pros and cons of engaging in this difficult investing work.   The thing about day trading is that it's very exciting and feeds into our hunger for gambling.  Millions of people have started day trading and it seems to work well when the stock market is strong.    However, there's a dark side to day trading that can consist of forming a gambling addiction, losing sleep, being hit with margin calls and possibly losing all of your family wealth.   So, I am going to give you the pros and cons of day trading in this video and you can learn more about stock market investing by visiting TheBlackBusinessSchool.com.  Tags for this video:   stock trading,day trading,stock market,stock market for beginners,swing trading,how to day trade,investing for beginners,penny stocks,day trader,day trading bitcoin,day trading strategies,stock market movies,stock trading course,stock trading 101,day trading cryptocurrency,stock trading for dummies,day trading robinhood,dr boyce watkins,the black business school,Being a stock market day trader - Here are the pros and cons - Dr Boyce Watkins

According to the Atlanta Journal- Constitution:  A husband and wife who had recently moved to the Atlanta area to expand their businesses were found dead of an apparent murder-suicide earlier this month, police said.  Shortly before 9 p.m. on Nov. 6, Keianna Burns, 44, shot and killed her husband, 46-year-old Ronnell Burns, before turning the gun on herself, according to Sgt. Salvador Ortega with Sandy Springs police. No one else was in the home at the time of the shootings, Ortega said.  The couple founded 4 His Glory Ministries and Kritique Designs Beauty & Barber Salon in their hometown of St. Louis before moving earlier this year, Keianna Burns said in an October Facebook live video.  “Right now my husband is at a retreat. I stayed back because we have our children here,” she said. “However, I just hopped on here because you have to be prepared for life changes no matter what it is that is taking place. I’m trying to encourage someone because things in your life can change for the good or the bad overnight literally. And if you don’t feel like you are a strong enough individual, some things may take you out.”

Here I give an honest black perspective on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. 

#KanyeWest is a great man and an amazing #rapper. 

A powerful follow up to #Kanye's outstanding interview on #DrinkChamps would be for him to raise a billion dollars for #BlackPeople. 

This can be done.  Right now. 

@mrjaymorrison was able to raise over $11.5 million with a social media following of a few hundred thousand people.  With the following that Kanye West has, along with his 15 closest friends, they could easily raise several billion dollars WITHIN A MONTH. 

This money would fund thousands of #BlackOwned schools, to liberate #BlackChildren from the highly inferior and horrific public school system. 

This money could fund thousands of #BlackOwnedBusinesses, many of whom are boycotted by EVERYONE and STARVING for capital that is NOT provided to them by the #racist banking system. 

This money could buy thousands of acres of LAND, creating the greatest land-ownership movement in all of #BlackHistory.

We could build black owned universities rather than allowing #BlackChildren to become saddled with devastating #StudentLoan debt.  

This money could even lead to the creation of black owned sports leagues, so our athletes aren't begging for opportunities from the #NBA, the #NCAA and #NFL.

The move would be EPIC and would free our community from the #SystematicRacism of the Democrat and Republican Parties, the corporate plantation and other systems that serve to keep our people oppressed. 

I would advise Kanye and his team FREE OF CHARGE on what to do with the money. 

Also, there are THOUSANDS of black educators, attorneys, PhDs, Scientists, Accountants, Doctors, Parents, and Developers who would get on board with such a project IMMEDIATELY. 

This is what #BlackPower looks like.  It must be INSTITUTIONAL power, not just charismatic leadership. 

We can do this.  We can raise this money.  It's time to take it to the house for our people and build for the next 300 years.

Our grandchildren will be VERY proud of what we've accomplished.  

Sincerely,

Dr Boyce Watkins

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In this conversation, Dr Boyce Watkins speaks with George C Fraser and Judge Joe Brown.  The wide-ranging dialogue covers a number of epic issues on race in America and what it's going to take for black people to be successful. 

Travis Scott, astroworld - The most deadly minstrel show on earth  The tragedy of rapper Travis Scott is very interesting against the backdrop of over 200 rappers dying this year.  Well hip-hop has often been deadly for black people, America has a different reaction when the victims are not black.  Travis Scott is also in a world of trouble because of the serious legal implications of having a large, drug infested event that has led to peoples deaths.  I thought about the Travis Scott situation for the last couple of days, and I am now ready to make my comments on the issue

Robinhood was just hacked - here's what it means for you

We watched the Colikn Kaepernick documentary - here’s our review.    According to Hyperallergic.com:   As the binary nature of its title suggests, Colin in Black & White feels split down the middle. Though it’s a reference to the polarized discourse around football player Colin Kaepernick, it also feels indicative of the nearly irreconcilable divide between its two modes of presentation. One has Kaepernick onscreen as a serious presenter, delivering information about both American history and his own life; the other has performers reenact that life as a coming-of-age comedy. The show aims to tie personal experience to the bigger picture of racism in American sporting institutions — and not only in the NFL, which continues to ostracize Kaepernick for exercising his right to protest (he’s not played in a game since 2017).