Yo today's QOD is I will not be part of that equation

here we go

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox

and dot com. We got Dr. George Fraser back on the show. And as always, Dr. Fraser is going

to speak some truth and share some very real talk for Black America. Talk about some

things that we really need to hear in a way that doesn't paint us as victims as most of

our quote unquote, Black leaders do. And he's going to talk about the importance of us having

money and how money is one of the things that helps us to make change in the world and in our

community. He's going to talk about having each other working with each other, networking with

each other. And he's also going to talk about remembering who we really are. And I know that some

of this real talk can offend some people like, oh, shouldn't be saying that. But if you're going

to be offended, be offended by the thing that offended me the most about this talk. And what

offended me the most about this talk as I watched it is George Fraser is speaking in a room for

the Black people. And toward the end of the clip, when he's talking about all these terrible

statistics, they're laughing. I don't find anything funny about this. Like nothing. And so we need

to get our stuff together, stop painting ourselves as victims and go out there and take control of

our lives, of our money, of our family, of our businesses. George Fraser is coming up.

I never give a talk without grounding it in a couple of passages I call them, my pillars

from the Bible. We are spiritual people. We are the most morally grounded and spiritually rooted

people in America. We're going to put a pin in that and I'm going to demonstrate to you

why that is profoundly true. And so I want to give you a couple of passages from which I will

ground my talk. The first is Proverbs 27 21. The crucible is for silver.

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