3 HARD Lessons Black Culture Could Learn From DEI Rollbacks

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0:00 Intro/Why I Have an Issue with Joy Reid's DEI Boycott Post on IG

5:02 Lesson #1 White Shame and White Guilt is Not Sustainable for Black Progress.

6:47 Lesson #2 Black Culture Does Not Need to be the Face of Everything That Benefits Everyone.

11:25 Lesson #3 We need a network of Black Owned Businesses That We Can Use in the event of a Boycott.

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