Join Levi as he talks about the principle for Kwanzaa day 3 Ujamaa.

We are back for day three where Levi discusses the importance of Ujima which means Collective Work and Responsibility. He examines this Principle from a historical standpoint and even mentions someone who exemplifies it now.

Join Levi as he discusses the meaning and importance of Kujichagulia (Day 2 of Kwanzaa).

Join Levi as he discusses the origins of Kwanzaa and the importance of celebrating it. He then gets into Day one of Kwanzaa.

Join Levi to discuss gatekeeping Black culture, the leader of the league of Shadow's Trinity Rodman's interview.

Levi discusses the issues when people who don't belong to the black community have control over the culture it produces. Following that discussion, he broaches the news that the President-elect will reward billionaires for donating a billion or more to the country and discusses how the Delco council approved a budget that seeks to increase taxes 23-24%. The episode closes with a mention of a new member of the family and the first People's Champ of the podcast.

Viz is talking DEI today. Levi will break down what people think it is, what it is, and how it is implemented in various spaces. With a message to conservative nationalists and a detour about the Dallas Cowboys and their ownership, this is about as Levi as a conversation can get.

Today we talk about the importance of authenticity.

Tap in as Viz talks about Representation in Education (Michael Atkins, Custodian Principal in the Denver Area School District), Sports by Way of training, and product creation (Mubarak "Bar" Malik, Owner and Founder of Barcode hydration drink) and Ronell WIlliams (Nickel Back Coach of the Philadelphia Eagles). Aminate Thiam of Senegal making strides in the hip-hop scene of her nation teaching women how to create beats. Viz talks about Fat Man Scoops passing and what it means for black men and shares a dope snippet of Eric Jamal (Philly's Own) of Coast Contra displaying his ability to create effects while rapping. Breaking down the amazing diamond found in Botswana but owned by a Canadian mining company and the best way to be in a room full of great people with big egos.