What's up fam? This is Jay from Push Black. Let's talk real quick.

Now it's no secret that the economic system is rigged against us. It's hard to get ahead

and that's by design. But we're not stuck. We have more power than you might think. And

that's why Push Black is launching a new podcast called Building Black Dollars. On this show,

we addressed the daily issues Black folks face financially and the actions we can take

right now to solve those problems. We're tackling topics like savings, investing, home

ownership and debt management. And we're answering questions about all of this from listeners

just like you. Uping our financial literacy is how we make sure our individual financial

houses are in order. But let's be clear. Individual Black wealth won't save our people. It's

going to take a collective effort. So we're talking about how we can use cooperative economics

to build our own system within the larger economy. So if you're trying to get your money

right, tune in to Building Black Dollars by Push Black. Catch it anywhere you listen

to the podcast. Let's start building together folks. Peace.

Tell me. What does it mean to love and be Black? In the Western world, attempts to

erase the beauty of Black love persist. Anti-Black misconceptions tell us that Black men aren't

even interested in Black women in that. Black women don't even want to marry in the first

place. Love is far more complicated than that. Black love is bigger than that. We just got

to unearth the weeds to get to our roots. I'm Jay from Push Black. And you're listening

to Black history year. White supremacy has systematically broken the heart of Black America.

Its toxic presence in Black love has, for generations, harmed our self-concept and even how

we view each other. History tells another story though. In a world before white oppression

met West and Central Africa, our ancestors touched the power of love, making it possible

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