Our ancestors came to this continent and they were made to believe that they weren't worthy of freedom.

They were made to believe that they were only worth being subjugated to second, third-class living.

They were made to believe that they didn't have the right to be smart, brilliant, on land. They were made to believe that they didn't have the right to be smart, brilliant,

own land. They were made to believe that they weren't worthy of the same life as those who

oppress them. The things that are written on the Constitution, freedom, justice, quality,

while putting some of the most inhumane living conditions and circumstances being treated,

worse than some animals are treated, they still somehow inside of them fought for what they believed in.

We understand that everybody won't see the moment because the nooses have changed, the shackles have changed.

Fear is now with imprisonment most people.

It's not the lack of education. You will learn a lot while you're in pursuit.

Because what most of us don't realize is, safety is the real prison.

What's good, what's good, what's good, family.

It's your boy the Wall Street, Trapping, man.

Welcome to another episode of Trapping Toosie, man.

Ah, listen, man, before we get into the show, man, I just want to tell each and every one of you,

how thankful I am of you all, how thankful the team is for you all, man, truly without you all,

there is no us, there is no Wall Street looks like us now.

There is no turning our last names into an asset. There is no mantra. There is no network. So for that,

again, we just want to tell you all. Thank you.

All right, man. So we have now entered the month of March.

And, you know, I'm kind of like in between two places.

And I think about during the month of February, you know, I kind of just walk around a little bit more proud of, you know, as an African American, right?

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