About this episode

In this episode, B. Black discusses personal experiences and societal issues including cultural identity and health.

In this episode, I discuss the main message behind my podcast, feeling better since having my molar removed, the books currently cluttering my desk, people who spend their lives being heartless yet expect compassion when they die, boycotting the U.S. as a travel destination, and why I believe the church played a significant role in teaching me to be ashamed of being Haitian as a child. Quotables Time is not an apology Nobody in the world “They call us savages...” – Patrice Lumumba of Congo. Don’t hate yourself for the decisions you made... Links I have something to say Moment of silence Travelling to the US

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