Breaking The Chain: The Collective

The conclusion of the historical telling of Black Wall Street

We will take a detailed look into Black Wall Street and pat homage to those who fought against the racist whites men and women.

We will take a look at black nationalism, the people and institutions that paved the way for other organizations as well as black power movements as a whole.

We will talk about the importance of the black family structure and why interracial dating is a threat to the black family structure.

Breaking the mental shackles of centuries of oppressive programming.

We always focus on what Europeans have done to us but we don't talk about the influence they had on Africans and our involvement in slavery. We will talk about those who participated and those who fought against slavery.

In the wake of Queen Elizabeth II death, we will take a look at centuries of colonization across the globe.

How we feel and view ourselves from both an individual to a collective aspect.

We are still dealing with self hate, the senseless violence in our community and there's a lack of a response, this must change.

Diving deep into my personal experiences as we discuss rather or not we are mentally ill or having a spiritual awakening.