In this season finale, I challenge a powerful quote written by Frederick Douglass which further exposes manipulation of the Black African mind.

Worshiping a system of white supremacy while hating the reflection in the mirror and the around the globe remains a dominant issue in our community. I dive deeper into my experience working with a local African American museum.

The Profit or For Profit? God fearing or man fearing? Colonization in religion remains an obstacle for obtaining liberation of the Black African Mind. I discuss with humility the on going effects of colonization within religion.

This episode dives deeper into the history of race and its effects on keeping Black African people dependent and comfortable where we’re at.

Education to most is linear. The belief that high intelligence can only be achieved the higher up you climb on an institutional ladder. This episode dives deeper into how high learning can also be achieved outside of the classroom.

If you cannot psycho analyze the manipulation of the past, how can we detect the pattern of manipulation in the present. This episode focuses on the need for Black African people to put healing and independence before fear of conflict. Just like sadness is a needed emotion, shame is what drives change in evolving mindsets.

Hair in the black African community has been an on going debate since the early 1900s. This episode explains in depth why our true essence matters and how much power we have given up by submission.

The Incomparable Injustices of the African-kan highlights how all injustices are not equal concerning the Black African transatlantic and globally. This episode brings awareness to tools of gaslighting and manipulation we’ve fallen for which keeps us dependent and last on a false invisible hierarchy of race.