The Truth About Black Fatigue in America with Ramonte Hamer of Think Responsibly

What does black fatigue really mean in 2025? In this episode of the Unframe of Mind Show, hosts Daniel Wagner and Anthony Trawick sit down with Ramonte Hamer for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the exhaustion felt by Black Americans—not just from systemic racism, but from the pressures, expectations, and contradictions within and outside their communities.

Drawing from real-life experiences, viral moments, and tough questions, the discussion explores:

The meaning of black fatigue: Is it about the relentless impact of racism, or does it also reflect frustrations with destructive behaviors and internal community tensions?

How media and viral videos shape perceptions of Black communities and fuel outrage.

The double standards and complexities of racism—why conversations about prejudice often ignore its presence across all groups.

The generational cycle of trauma, learned attitudes, and the struggle to break free from inherited narratives.

The pendulum of cultural change: Are we at a turning point, or are old patterns repeating themselves?

Why some people choose to drag others down instead of lifting themselves up, and how this dynamic plays out in Black communities and beyond.

The challenge of communication in the age of social media, where intentions are misunderstood and outrage spreads quickly.

This episode doesn’t shy away from controversy. It asks hard questions about accountability, self-reflection, and what it will take for society—and Black America—to move forward. Whether you agree or disagree, you’ll find perspectives that challenge, provoke, and invite deeper thought.

Listen, reflect, and join the conversation.

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