In West End Louisville KY, there are 3 times more churches than East End? Yet the Violence rate is much higher in West End! Why is that?

In this episode we discuss  the fact that Descendants of American Slaves ( Known ad Black) community has experienced Terrorism from within United States the last 400 years,  before experiencing terrorism from outside of US on 911, according to this dictionary definition of Terrorism: “the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims”.

We discuss the terminology “toxic Masculinity“ as an oxymoron term!  Masculinity itself can not be wrong, but a person born as a man can be toxic. Just as well, Feminity cannot be toxic. Media popularizing the term  “toxic Masculinity” was to make “masculinity“ it’s as a bad thing!

Leonard Walker says, in media,  women are influenced to “out men” men!! This is going to discourage the men in our community from regaining their manhood after 400 years of it being taken away by the European descent “masters”; the master’s usually did not recognize or respect the marital relationships of the slaves.

On August 20th 1619 first of our ancestors were brought as slaves to America. We celebrate this day, by becoming more successful in our lives so that their 400 year sacrifice can be honored and not be in vain.

Anti-miscegenation Laws are the Root of Racial Segregation, says, Leonard Walker. Anti-miscegenation Laws came into existence because of the believes of White Supremacy that there each race is different specie  and all are not of human specie, says, Peter Hayes. These laws and beliefs led for the "white master" to "breed" a "slave race".

Martin Smith, President Kentucky Hemp Farmers Association, says, the only way to prevent famine, is to bring direct connection between farmers and consumers, such as farmers market. 

Marcus Ray says any affirmative action toward freedom is still relevant, as long as our people are still called "black" or "African American" instead of Descendants of American Slaves.

Charles Daniels, a life Coach and MeShorn's Dad, when it comes to change, he asks us to first reflect what "I" did, before we talk about what the "group" (the community or government, etc) did to make change happen.