What's going on, Wild Black Family?

Listen, today, just get out your pens, your pad, pencil, hell of crayon,

whatever you write with, whatever you take notes with,

because today you are going to school.

Dr. Keith Jennings is with us.

And when I tell you, this episode started out

being only about what Africa is, the real Wakanda. But when I tell you this brother went so deep in so many different

places, this is an opportunity to sit down in front of the professor and gain some knowledge. So like I said in the beginning,

grab your pen, your pad, your crayon, your highlighter, whatever you write with, get

something to write on and catch these notes because this brother is going to

enrich you pay attention listen up and by the way this is our second two-part

episode he gave so much we had to break it into two parts. I hope you enjoy it. Peace. So in this country you have to search high and low to even get any information on what's going on in Africa. You almost have to be a specialist.

Right. And the lack of knowledge about Africa will lead you to think that it's a country

or that Madagascar is a movie.

Correct, right.

And so the marginalization of Africa in terms of foreign policy,

it also reflects this schizophrenic nature of this society.

It don't want to talk about Africa,

because if you talk about Africa,

then you got to talk about how did these 45 million African Americans come to be?

Because as I tell some of my students,

we didn't always exist.

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