What does black liberation look like for you?

To me, black liberation looks like a world where one's race in no way is an impediment to achieving all of the things that one's mind can conceive.

This is Jay from Push Black here to let you know that season 2 of Black History Year is about to drop.

Push Black is the largest nonprofit black media outlet.

We're here to bring you the history that you didn't get in school

and the straight talk you won't get anywhere else.

That's why we're asking questions like,

what's really behind the opposition to

reparations. The question I always have when people are resistant to the idea of

reparations it's not so much a question of whether or not it's the right

thing to do. It's more of a question of whether or not it's actually feasible to do

it. People always ask, how will you pay for it? Well they always ask that about any kind of transformative

policy that could be considered in the United States and so it's it's actually a

knee-jerk question that's used as an obstruction method and I'm not sure that it's ever really asked in good faith.

Knowledge of self helps pull us together so we can better the situation for our people.

That's why this season we have shows that explore the African foundations of human

civilization and the ways we can embrace black culture through food.

We're digging into the ways we can decode racism and

advertising and overcome the psychological effects of white supremacy. And

kicking off this season we have Inseu Faut from the New Georgia Project.

Inse and her organizers see a path forward by empowering people through collective action and voting.

And she fired us up with her vision for black liberation.

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