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Music: "Respect Old Arrangements" by Sam Barsh
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This is a conversation I had with my friend, Tyre Williams, regarding a sentiment he expressed to his wife about raising Black sons in America. The comment struck a chord in me; and being a new father myself (raising a Black son) I wanted to dig a little deeper to find out what he meant by what he said.

NOTE: This episode ends after an 8 minutes and 46 seconds moment of silence, an homage to George Floyd's final moments.


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Music: "Rise and Shine" by Audiobinger
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Music: "Get To Know You" by SK Beats
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