So listen everybody, this is the TK Kirkman Podcast. You know, I try to do different shows to bring light to certain things around the world.

This week is interesting because I made a poster other day about a teacher teaching the young

kid how to keep his pride instead of taking money and to know that he's a true black king.

His brother reached out to me, I saw his reply.

He didn't say nothing special.

I just felt that when I saw it

they said teachers don't get enough credit and that is so true

so this day I would like to dedicate this to all the teachers around the world especially

especially our Afro American teachers who are a true vital part of society and of our Afro-American

children or molding them to be who they will become which is extremely important.

So I see that you are a teacher at Clinton campus high school.

Now where's that located?

This is in New York City and the Bronx specifically.

Okay, who?

So you got, you're in a rough situation.

Yes, some might say that.

Yeah, yeah, you've Bronx, you've in a rough situation.

But, but just to give it a little bit more credence. I mean in

Title I school so it means we're at risk so we get federal funding to help solve

the problem quote unquote. In addition I'm in

district 10 in the Bronx which is a poorest congressional district in the

United States of America. Wow. Now when you say at risk, what does that mean?

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