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This, by far, has been my favorite Youtube episode to date. Rest in peace to the late and forever great Dr.Neely Fuller Jr.

This ancestors' work has changed my entire trajectory on life and how I decide to conduct my decisions, emotions, and connections with others. Prior to finding his work, the only other person who challenged me to think constructively in regards to my lifestyle choices were my grandparents, some of my favorite teachers, and my ex-boyfriend Quez.

As you can see, I used to love to learn lessons the hard way. But no one has quite sparked my intellect to challenge myself on why I was making the ridiculous decisions I was making quite like Dr.Fuller. His mantra was always this :

“If you don’t understand white supremacy/racism ,everything that you do understand will only confuse you..”

He didn't say this quote to confuse individuals on their ability to control their outcomes in life due to the intrusion of white supremacy. But to instead challenge the viewer to think and evaluate whether a program produced by an injustice system of racism has gotten the best of our righteous minds, behaviors, and current reality.

Anywho, this episode is dedicated to his works and how he helped change my life for the better 🤍🕊️.

Find his on air show here ​⁠ @VictimOfRWS
Or illustrations of his work here @carlitoway44

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On this Episode of the Roundtable by the Spearhead. Things are done a little differently as @DavidHundeyin and @Big_Mck catch up with two Accra based seasoned political commentators, pan Africanists and hosts of the Breaking The Taboo Podcast, Kwesi Chinbuah and Martins ZormeluWatch as they delve into a very rich conversation around decolonizing the African mind, enlightenment, unity, progress and development of the continent.

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