Broken_Traditions

In this live reaction video, we'll be watching Tennessee Rep. Justin J. Pearson's speech after his reinstatement to the House of Representatives. After being ousted from his position as speaker of the house, Pearson made a speech thanking his supporters and announcing his plans for the future. Watch as he discusses his plans for the state of Tennessee, and see what reactions he receives from the audience!

In this thought-provoking video, we explore why it's time for Black Americans to move beyond the Civil Rights era and embrace a new vision for the future. Despite progress over the past several decades, there is still much work to be done in terms of achieving true equality and justice for all. And yet, rather than focusing on the present and future, many in the Black community continue to romanticize the past, particularly the Civil Rights era of the 1960s. But why? In light of recent events, including a speech by ex-Tennessee rep Justin J Pearson that sounded eerily similar to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., it's time to have an honest conversation about why this attachment to the past may be holding us back. Join us as we explore the roots of this nostalgia and discuss how we can move forward and evolve as a community.

@0:00 Intro @1:02 Breakdown of the Bud Light Boycott from the Conservatives @2:04 The Examples of the Bud Light Boycott @3:40 The examples of the Black Community's failed Boycotts @6:53 Final Thoughts In recent weeks, conservatives have been calling for a boycott of Budweiser after the company announced that it would be partnering with Trans Influencer Dylan Mulvaney. While the boycott has yet to make a significant impact on Budweiser's bottom line, it does offer a valuable lesson for the Black community: the importance of sticking together. In this video, we explore how the Budweiser boycott can teach us about the power of unity, and how we can apply these lessons to our own struggles for justice and equality. Join us as we discuss the importance of solidarity, the dangers of division, and the ways in which we can come together to build a better future for all.

In recent years, women's basketball has been struggling for attention and recognition, and the rivalry between rising stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese is what women's basketball needs. Both players are talented and have been making waves in the sport, and their rivalry has been the talk of the town. In this video, we will explore how their rivalry is a great opportunity to elevate women's basketball and bring more attention to the sport. We'll dive into their backgrounds, strengths, and weaknesses, and how they can help bring more excitement and recognition to women's basketball. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the sport, this video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date on the latest in women's basketball

In this video, we will discuss the dangers of idealizing public figures, using recent examples such as Kevin Samuels, Andrew Tate, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump. While it can be tempting to cling onto certain words or actions of these individuals, it is important to look at the whole picture and consider the impact of their beliefs and actions. We will delve into the potential consequences of putting public figures on a pedestal and explore the benefits of being a free thinker. Join us for this thought-provoking discussion on the importance of critical thinking in our society.

In part 2 of our discussion about missed opportunities from Black America, we have special guests @growthtalk and @mindgamesuncut6244 to delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities that we faced in 2020. We discuss the role of education, entrepreneurship, and community building in empowering the Black community to overcome systemic barriers and create meaningful change. Join us for an insightful conversation on how we can move forward and make a positive impact.

This is a small clip of my upcoming episode of the Broken Traditions Podcast. Please join me every Tuesday at 8:00 AM EST as the full Episode premiers on Youtube. After the recent horrific school shooting in Tennesse at a Christian school by trans man Audrey Hale, President Biden declared March 31st Trans Day of Visibility. This was days after the school shooting. The Biden administration should have thought about the optics, as the country mourns the loss of l6 lives taken by Audrey Hale. Be sure to sign up for my newsletter on my website www.brokentraditions.com

In part 2 of our discussion about missed opportunities from Black America, we have special guests @growthtalk and @mindgamesuncut6244 to delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities that we faced in 2020. We discuss the role of education, entrepreneurship, and community building in empowering the Black community to overcome systemic barriers and create meaningful change. Join us for an insightful conversation on how we can move forward and make a positive impact.

In this episode, we explore the missed opportunities for black progress during the tumultuous year of 2020. The year brought to light the deep-rooted inequalities and systemic racism that continue to affect black individuals and communities. We discuss the challenges faced by the black community during the protests against police brutality and the COVID-19 pandemic and how some opportunities for change were lost. Our discussion also focuses on what can be done to prevent similar setbacks in the future, including the importance of centering the experiences and perspectives of black individuals, dismantling systemic racism, investing in community-based initiatives, and holding our leaders accountable. Join us as we delve into this important topic and examine what actions we can take to move forward towards a more equitable society.

Check out my website www.brokentraditions.com Listen to the Broken Traditions Podcast Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3ZwOEGV Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/3GJML0U Find me on other social media sites https://bit.ly/brokentraditions In this episode, I'm joined by my good friend and co-host @MiddleMAGA to discuss the dangers of identity politics for the black community. We talk about the importance of voting independently and the fact that the best outcome for black Americans is to vote for people who share our values and objectives, regardless of race. More and more black people are waking up and realizing that blindly voting for the Democratic party is not the answer. We deserve better than being taken for granted by politicians who only show up during election season. It's time to demand real change and hold all parties accountable. We talked about the dangers of labeling people based on their skin color and how it prevents real progress After watching this episode, you'll see that Joe Biden's Presidency was a wake-up call for black America. You'll understand the importance of voting independently and the dangers of identity politics. Make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on the next episode!

In this video, I talk about why I hate Black History Month despite loving Black History. Broken Traditions is a weekly podcast that tackles difficult topics and I thought it would be a good episode to talk about Black History Month. Black History Month is a month dedicated to celebrating Black history and culture. While I love all aspects of Black history, I don't particularly enjoy Black History Month. My reasoning is three-fold. First, it's a month-long celebration, which means there's a lot of pressure to participate and celebrate in a way that conforms to the mainstream. Second, the focus on black history at the expense of other cultures and races is problematic. Third, Black History Month is often used as a tool to promote

Check out The Broken Traditions Podcast Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3ZwOEGV Apple Podcasts -https://apple.co/3GJML0U To become a Tribe Member of Broken Traditions starting at $1.99 click here https://bit.ly/3WvTQrP Check me out on other social media https://linktr.ee/broken_traditions In this video, we're dissecting why the Black Anthem at the Super Bowl is a bad look for black people. While the NFL may think this is a great idea, the truth is that this only serves to further divide America into races. Too often, events like the Super Bowl bring us back to the days when race was a major issue in our country. This year, the Black Anthem at the Super Bowl only served to further divide America into races. Rather than celebrating black pride, the Black Anthem at the Super Bowl only served to reinforce the idea that black people are second-class citizens in America. Without giving away too much, we'll show you that the song didn't lyrically resonate with a majority of viewers, and didn't capture the energy and excitement of the Super Bowl in the way that the Super Bowl itself hoped. We hope you enjoy our perspective on this failed Super Bowl marketing decision!

Check out The Broken Traditions Podcast Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3ZwOEGV Apple Podcasts -https://apple.co/3GJML0U To become a Tribe Member of Broken Traditions starting at $1.99 click here https://bit.ly/3WvTQrP Check me out on other social media https://linktr.ee/broken_traditions In this video, we're going to take a look at the corrupt police history of Cerelyn Davis. She's a Memphis chief of the police officer who was fired from the force after mounting video evidence of her corruption was released to the public. This video is important because it exposes the rampant police corruption that exists in Memphis and the lengths that the police department will go to protect their officers. Cerelyn Davis is just the tip of the iceberg – watch this video to learn about the many other officers who have been involved in corruption and abuse of power!

In this episode of the Broken Traditions Podcast, we discuss the issue of Tyre Nichols, who was recently pulled over and violently taken into custody by Memphis police. We explore the history of police brutality in Memphis and Jason Whitlock's recent interview on Fox News, in which he discusses the issue of toxic black culture and violence in Memphis. This is an uncomfortable conversation, but it is one that we need to have. To tune in to The Painful Excellence Podcast click here https://www.youtube.com/live/JSgXsFW-oKg?feature=share Check out The Broken Traditions Podcast Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3ZwOEGV Apple Podcasts -https://apple.co/3GJML0U Check me out on other social media https://linktr.ee/broken_traditions

Check out The Broken Traditions Podcast Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3ZwOEGV Apple Podcasts -https://apple.co/3GJML0U https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSRf... Click the link to become a member starting at $1.99 a month In this video, we'll discuss Jason Whitlock's comments about Tucker Carlson on Fox News. Was he right or wrong? We'll discuss the controversy and see if we have a different opinion. Tyre Nichols's Memphis PD beating caught on video and Jason Whitlock weighs in. Was Whitlock right to comment on Fox News or was he out of line? Let's discuss this in this video! Check me out on other social media https://linktr.ee/broken_traditions