Standard Unconscious Black man/woman: “Is knowing Black African History going to get me a job at the end of the day?”
Me: A job is a temporary condition. The development and liberation of your mind, spirit, soul is eternal circumstance.
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Thanks for this post! There is too much fascination on getting a high paying job! And yes, slavery is an interruption not our history! Wonderful post!
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