Welcome back to the second episode of what they aren't telling you with Melissa Floyd. I'm Melissa Floyd.

Shocker, but you knew that already, didn't you?

And we are here today with Chie Brown of Consider Culture and we're talking

about the black community. We're talking about unpopular opinions within the black community.

We're talking about race relations. We're talking about all sorts of things, and

we're going to continue this conversation with him in future podcasts, as well as Facebook

lives or Instagram lives where we can connect and you guys can ask him questions.

He's got his own page, consider culture.

You can find him there on Instagram, Facebook,

and Twitter.

And he has some great videos up where he discusses some of these different things so feel free to visit those social media sites to get more information.

So let's continue with part two with Chi Brown.

I'd like to know a little bit more about you and where you came from to come to some of

the viewpoints that you have. I mean obviously we've just scratched the surface on some of

these viewpoints and your thoughts on them and you're so awesome about how you

share things in the way that you do and I think a lot of people might be surprised to

hear members in the black community who are saying things that are not not lining up with just what they're hearing on

social media and so it's almost like people are surprised by that no you know there's

diversity obviously within the black community just like there's diversity within any

racial community like you cannot assume everybody black is gonna think the

same way and you had mentioned this about the collective versus the

individual which I want to get into that a little more also but before that I kind of want people to know a little bit more about where you came from what kind of got you to this place how you grew up the kind of environments you grew up in, and how that might have shaped

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