Episode 127, you feel me, we out here, you know what I'm saying?

We almost getting close to 150, you feel me, but on this episode of Hello Black,

it's a panel discussion that I had about a week and a half ago, you feel me,

where I talked about my own politicization, my own evolution as a human being,

and why, you know, we must become our own liberators, you feel me. That's a call of the day. Ain't nobody going to liberate ourselves, you feel me?

We got to have unity. Unity and we'll be right ourselves, you feel me.

Our person ain't going to liberate us. We got decades of history.

I'm showing that they ain't for to do that, you feel me.

So tap in, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Sound Cloud, you feel me.

Go support the real. All right, y'all sorry for the hard stop.

We're gonna get started.

Thank you so much for attending.

Welcome, welcome.

Thank you for carving out some time

in your afternoon to chat with us.

Before we get started, I just want to give thanks to the University of San Francisco. This is the, it's not on us, it's in us, it's a series of conversations dedicated to unraveling the complexity,

encourage work of black organizers, food justice, and public health. The event,

like I mentioned, is supported by the University of San Francisco's Six Plus You Racial Justice Initiative, and is generously funded by the Jesuit foundation.

Just a little bit about Six Plus You, it is a group of six projects which together create opportunities

for us to address racism anti-Black racism by humanizing programming that

educates the whole person builds our capacity to be a community for others, develops a diverse socially

responsible learning community.

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