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Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Trodclass agree, Africa has so much potential and it's time for the continent to take a more prominent role on the global stage. With its rich resources, diverse cultures, and young, vibrant population, Africa has the ability to shape its own future and contribute significantly to international discussions. It's important for African nations to assert themselves and work together to strengthen their voice in global matters. How do you think Africa can best rise up and take on a more active role?

@@ThePerfectBalanceTrodclass Africans must educate and empower the youth to take a more active role. In addition, Africans need to understand why this council and summits, such as Commonwealth Summit are important.

Thanks for the great suggestion! 👍 A local UN assembly for each continent could be an interesting way to address regional issues more effectively, with local context and understanding. It could help reduce outside interference and ensure decisions are made with the specific needs of the region in mind. At the same time, a global body would still be important for addressing broader, international issues. This idea could promote both regional autonomy and global cooperation. Definitely something worth considering! What do you think would be the best way to balance local and global interests?

Thank you for sharing your thoughtful perspective! The Trodclass completely agree that UN Security Council reforms could help ensure that human rights are prioritized and protected worldwide. Clear, consistent principles that apply to all countries would make a huge difference in addressing global issues fairly. The veto power, as you mentioned, often complicates progress, especially when it blocks resolutions aimed at helping those in need. Removing the veto and focusing solely on human rights could make the Council more effective and less influenced by geopolitical interests. Your suggestion aligns with the idea of making the UN a more just and unbiased platform.

Thank you for your comment! We agree that with the rapid advancements in information and technology, the global landscape is shifting, and the UN Security Council should evolve to remain relevant. Updating its structure and decision-making processes could help address the modern challenges we face, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and new geopolitical dynamics. Reform could make it more inclusive and reflective of today's world, ensuring it remains an effective body for maintaining international peace and security. What are your thoughts on how the Security Council could change?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The veto power is definitely a critical aspect of the current UN Security Council structure, giving the permanent members significant influence. However, some argue that it can also lead to deadlock and prevent effective action on global issues. It's a complex debate-while the veto power ensures that major powers have a say, it also raises questions about fairness and accountability. What do you think would be a good way to balance power while ensuring progress on global challenges?

Thanks for bringing up Project 2025! You're absolutely right-it's a crucial topic that will have a significant impact, especially on the Black community. In future discussions, we'll definitely delve deep into it and unpack its complexities. In the Perfect Balance Trodclass, we will address the key aspects and explore how it affects us all. Stay tuned, and thanks for the suggestion!

Absolutely, shaping the future starts with empowering and educating the younger generation. By investing in children today, we’re laying the foundation for a better tomorrow. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. We completely understand-it's a complex issue that's both eye-opening and disheartening. Hopefully, raising awareness can lead to meaningful change. We apprecilove you watching and engaging!

Thank you! We're glad you found it insightful. There's so much more to explore on this topic. We apprecilove your support!

Absolutely! Focusing on developing young minds and hearts is essential for nurturing a positive and compassionate future. Content that inspires and empowers our youth can make a real difference. Thank you for emphasizing this important message! Together, we can cultivate the next generation of thinkers and leaders! 💖💙

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You're absolutely right! Reaching and inspiring the youth is where real change begins. By guiding and empowering the next generation, we can create a brighter future. It's all about planting those seeds early! 🌱 Thank you for sharing that insight-it’s so important to remember!

Thank you so much for your support and encouraging words! It means the world to have people like you cheering on this journey. We truly believe that every voice matters, and we're so excited to keep sharing and inspiring others. Your positivity keeps the fire burning! 💫✨ Keep following along-there’s so much more to come! 🙌📚

Thank you for your kind words! Family support truly plays a crucial role in navigating through the many transitions in life. It's a blessing to witness and share this journey of growth and adjustment. We're grateful for your encouragement and appreciate your recognition of the brightness and potential that shines through. Thanks for being a part of this story!

Thanks for your comment! It’s great to see such enthusiasm and engagement. Let’s keep the energy high and continue supporting each other on this journey! 💪✨

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The Trodclass doesn't know about that -the process for reparations can feel frustratingly slow and uncertain, like waiting for something that seems out of reach. But we have to remember, the fight for reparations is a long-term movement rooted in justice, not just a check. It’s about reclaiming our rights, land, and dignity. While it may feel like a distant goal, every step we take towards reparations-raising awareness, organizing, and pushing for accountability-brings us closer to the changes we need.

@Salonebo Some of our ancestors had similar sentiments like yours during our enslavement. However, those sentiment did not stop them from fighting for freedom , which may have been a harder and longer struggle. While it is a difficult and complex struggle, it is our historical duty to fight for Pan-Afrikan reparative justice to complete our struggle for true liberation, self-determination, sovereignty, and redevelopment.

@@BrotherDulani my friend white America is not going to pay anybody reparations ok. Don't be emotional and be realistic. The sooner people get that in their heads and stop wasting their time the better right? Let me ask you a serious question. Forget what you are owed. Do you honestly thing white people are going to empower black people with ridiculous amount of cash? Are you serious? This reparations talk is a distraction and it's not fruitful. It's a complete waste of time and becoming a joke.

Respect and big up yourself too! Apprecilove the strength -it means a lot. We're committed to keeping up the good work, so stay tuned for more!

Thank you for sharing your perspective. The Trodclass completely overstand where you're coming from. For many, science and faith can coexist, as science seeks to understand the intricacies of what many believe to be God’s creation. The intention here is not to create division but to foster deeper discussions that allow for multiple viewpoints. Your objection is noted, and we appreccilove respectful dialogue we just have to agree to disagree on the issue of the god concept.

@@ThePerfectBalanceTrodclass brilliant response.

I hear your concerns, and it’s important to acknowledge that reparations are about much more than just financial compensation. There are actually five pillars of reparations: restitution, rehabilitation, satisfaction, guarantees of non-repetition, and compensation. While it's true that we need to ensure the funds reach the people and are used wisely, reparations also include things like rebuilding communities, investing in education, and promoting cultural healing. It’s not just about receiving money-it’s about creating lasting change and empowerment for our future generations. Let's stay focused on all the pillars to make sure reparations have the impact they are meant to.

You're absolutely right-unity is key! When we come together with a shared purpose, the possibilities are endless. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah's words still ring true today, and that message of "Forward ever, backward never" continues to inspire. And yes, Jacob Miller’s song is a great reminder of that spirit of progress and solidarity.

That's an amazing initiative! Boris Kodjoe’s work in collaboration with the Year of Return is such a powerful way to reconnect descendants of Africa with the continent. It's not just a trip, but a journey of rediscovery, healing, and reclaiming identity. Encouraging people of the diaspora to return to Africa is crucial for building stronger connections, understanding our roots, and investing in the future of our people. It's inspiring to see efforts like these promoting unity and cultural exchange.

Thank you so much for your support! The Trodclass is glad to hear that you feel a sense of strength from these discussions-that's exactly what we aim for. These conversations are meant to empower, uplift, and spark critical thinking about the issues that affect us. It's great to know the content resonates with you.

Thank you for your thoughtful comment and we apprecilove your insights on Reparations and many of the issues that affects us. I completely agree-the Pan-Afrikan Reparations Liberation Struggle is indeed a crucial pathway for our collective redevelopment and sovereignty. It’s essential that we continue to raise awareness and unify around this cause, as reparations are not just about financial compensation, but about restoring our dignity, reclaiming our history, and building a future rooted in self-determination and empowerment for Afrikan peoples globally. Let's continue the dialogue and work together toward real, lasting change. Marcus Garvey lives!

@@ThePerfectBalanceTrodclass I totally agree. Ase

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Haha, you're right! Brother Okavango went in on this one! Thanks for your insight!

Thank you so much for your support! We really appreciate your curiosity and admiration. It's great to connect with people from different backgrounds, and we hope you enjoy the content. Welcome to the community!

The whole world is inside you: in your perspectives and in your heart and to be able to find peace you must be at peace with yourself first; and to truly enjoy your life, you must enjoy who you are; Everything outside you is a reflection of your own thinking, the world is the projected image of your thoughts. There is a power within you that is unlike any power you can obtain in this world. It has been hidden inside you all this time because it is the last place you will look. Your whole life what you have been looking for is where you've been looking from We have been seeking happiness, fulfillment, and peace and by seeking them we are unconsciously saying that these things exist outside of us.

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed the conversation about African Spirituality. You make a good point-having diverse perspectives, especially on sensitive topics like religion, can definitely enrich the discussion. We'll keep that in mind for future conversations when we reason about religion!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. While some believe the wage gap is no longer an issue, there’s still research that shows disparities in pay across gender and race. It's worth diving into the latest research to get a full picture.

Absolutely! Emotional intelligence and therapy are crucial for everyone, including Black men. It's important to break the stigma around seeking help and talking about feelings. Being vulnerable and addressing mental health shows strength, not weakness. However, it's key that therapy is approached in a way that resonates with African perspectives and cultural values. When therapy is framed within our own experiences, traditions, and worldviews, it becomes even more effective and empowering for the community.

That’s really heartbreaking to hear. It’s sad when adults set that kind of example for kids, especially in a school environment where they should feel safe. We definitely need more positive role models and better conflict resolution to break that cycle.