E61: The Sankofa Session w/ D.Change

Josephus· Host0:02

And now for the Sankofa section, as we stand in our past, looking back at our present, moving towards our future. Check this out. It's my man D Change y'all. Give it up. The Poetry Cafe.

D Change· Guest0:11

The vision of Black man's utopia. Living life carefree without doping. Yeah, they scoping, but not to rob. You see these brothers trying to find better ways to be successful. So that's the vision of Black man's pride. No more self-destruction from holding things inside, because now we realize that life is no longer a free ride. And pretty soon, we'll all share the same vision. 2020, we're plenty brothers on a mission. 'Cause just like the Million Man March, it all starts with the thought of family. So that's the vision of Black man's responsibility to his parents, to his lady, and to his baby. You see, he's the breadwinner, and he also knows how to cook dinner. He's not a sinner. So that's the vision of Black man's religion. You see, he's a faithful servant built in God's image. And although he's a spiritual brother, his manhood is not diminished.

Speaker 31:08

That's it.

D Change· Guest1:09

You see, we as a race need to have those of us who slack and start using our third eye and not the damn contacts.

Speaker 31:15

Oh my God.

Unknown speaker1:16

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