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Nesta doesn't see music as entertainment, he sees it as one of the most powerful tools of hypnotism and control that exists, capable of shaping how people think without them realizing it. In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta explains how music bypas ...
Envy does not always have to be destructive. When understood and used correctly, it can become motivation to improve yourself instead of a reason to tear another man down. In this episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. “The Bald Head” explains how yo ...
In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, James Early explains why the popular claim that Black people descend from African kings and queens is itself a kind of erasure, one that flattens who Africans actually were. According to Early, the deeper struggle is r ...
Nesta never planned on becoming an electrician, but studying electricity completely changed the way he understood life. In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta explains how learning about positive and negative charges, polarity, grounding, and electric ...
In Pt. 4 of this powerful reasoning, Samuel Lee Fudge, star and co-writer of Mosiah, explains why the FBI's campaign against Marcus Garvey reveals a pattern of infiltration and betrayal that has repeated throughout history. According to Fudge, the deeper ...
In Pt. 1 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta, a reggae artist, explains why the persecution he faced for wearing dreadlocks as a child became the foundation of his confidence and identity. According to Nesta, growing up as one of the only children with dre ...
In Pt. 3 of this powerful reasoning, Alex Haley’s grandsons, Bill Haley and Chris Haley, address the lawsuits and plagiarism allegations that became part of the legacy surrounding Roots. They explain why Alex Haley decided to settle one of the cases, why ...
In this episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. “The Bald Head” explains why learning how to listen is one of the greatest skills a young man can develop. He reflects on growing up in East Orange, where miscommunication sometimes led to violence, and ...
In this powerful reasoning, Dr. K'adamawe Knife explains why the Bible was never meant to be read as literal history, and why keeping ordinary people illiterate and unaware of its deeper meaning was itself a tool of control. According to Knife, passages ...
Yohance discusses Dick Gregory’s spiritual practices, his willingness to sacrifice fame and wealth for the struggle, and the values that shaped him as an activist, father, and community leader. He also explores co-parenting, Black fatherhood, the loss of ...
