The Dr Boyce Breakdown

Alicia and I took the time to explore the 2020 presidential election.  We studied the beliefs of the Libertarian and Green parties, and also talked about the place of African Americans in a political process that isn't designed for black people to get ahead.  

In this episode of The Dr Boyce Breakdown, I explain how the American political system is horribly corrupted by money.  Billionaires give money to candidates, who then give that money to corporate media to help them persuade voters to put them into office. 

This creates a horrible set of incentives for both the politician and corporate media.  The media will serve the politicians who give them money, and the politicians then serve the billionaires.  The American people are only served to the extent that they must be managed and manipulated to keep the politicians in power who serve their corporate interests. 

This also explains why there is no serious pursuit of the black agenda.   #AfricanAmericans are important as a voting base, but not as a funding base.  Therefore, they are typically managed by media, who exposes them only to specific information designed to support the politicians who are paying their bills. 

This podcast shows the downside of Financial Addiction and how it ruins our political system. 

Sincerely,

Dr Boyce Watkins

AllBlackEconomics.com

In this episode, I talk about the impact that a Blue Wave by the Democrats will have on the stock market. 

Dr Boyce Watkins answers a Black Wealth Confession from a woman who is dealing with a very serious debt problem.  You can submit your Black Wealth Confession by visiting BlackWealthConfessions.com. 

This is the fourth episode of Life's a Pitch, a Black-owned business pitch competition hosted by Dr Boyce Watkins and Lanee Javet.  You can watch more episodes by signing up at FinancialJuneteenthTV.com. 

If you'd like to present your pitch on the show, please join our email list so we can notify you when we have openings.  You can join the list by visiting AllBlackEconomics.com. 

I spoke today with Maj Toure, founder of #BlackGunsMatter, a second amendment rights organization.  We talk about the 2020 presidential election, along with a host of other issues that relate to black people who are finding out what rights we should actually have. 

The stock market made significant jumps this morning as we move into a contested election. 

The election is about to create market volatility, but there are buying opportunities in the stock market.  

SNL did a skit in which they falsely assumed that the rapper Ice Cube endorsed Donald Trump along with Lil Wayne.  They also reduced Ice Cube's call for reparations for African Americans to him simply being a rich rapper who has forgotten his roots.  

This is much deeper than you think and shows the extent that white racist liberals will use propaganda and false information to try to win elections, even at the expense of the black community. 

Today, a woman asked me about dating as a mother, so I thought I'd do an honest assessment on the topic.   I wrote a book years ago called Financial Lovemaking, so I thought I'd dig into the matter and talk about some of my perspectives on love, relationships and money. 

I am marrying a woman with three children, so I thought I'd give an honest point of view on the topic.  I hope this helps somebody out there. 

As we are just a couple days away from the 2020 presidential election, I decided that I would throw Dr Boyce TV into the mix. I plan to do election night coverage with a series of black experts who can allow us to dissect the many issues facing black people as we move forward in the year 2021 and beyond.