Being a Black Man | Akala, Shane Ryan, Ekow Eshun and Topher Campbell
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- Join our panellists, including renowned hip-hop artist Akala, as they unravel the complexities of the black male experience. Explore diverse perspectives on identity, race, and sexuality, and hear personal stories of navigating a world that often renders black masculinity invisible. Engage with insightful discussions on systemic racism, self-discovery, and more. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that challenges norms and perceptions.
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Damn as a young black man watching this really makes me feel dumb lol. These lot are on a next level in the way they speak. Hopefully I can be this articulate in a few years from now
Just noticed that the room should have been full that's the only difference when great things are happening we don't show up, but if there is a dance the room is full, this is why we struggle to come together and make real change. Picking up a book and read self awareness is key.
I could watch akala all day, what a blessings
the gentleman sat the furthest from akala made such a competing opening statement/answer. It really drove and set the primary tone for the rest of the talk. Great stuff.
The Biracial guy gets it
I was today years old when I learned that people of the UK diaspora experience the same thing as black people in America😭 guys thank goodness for the internet because I would’ve never known!
It is Sad that we even have to this discussion. Being Black is what I know and don't want to be anything else.
brilliant men
Watching this has made me just sign up for youth mentoring.... thank you Akala.. you came a long way from Roll Wid Us!
great conversation!! sixty minutes was enough time however the panel was comprised of four articulate, Black intellectuals. It is really hard to find brothers so conscious and mindful of such issues going on internally within our race. As a proud Black Man, Black-ness is cherish daily
Akala. This guy is one of Britain's best roles models for our Nubian men and I always have time to lend an ear.
Akala told the truth!!!!!!!!
wow the first question is DEEP! <3 great panel discussion
Powerful; every point made throughout the video. I am remiss to admit that it has taken me months to find this.
Wow, this is all so thought provoking. I'm so humbled to have seen this.
Very good discussion. We gotta share thisss.
Yep! My mom did Black or pan African studies with us too from a very young age and I literally spent my childhood pointing out my teachers constant racist behaviour and my stance I will never put up with it whenever they tried to dish it out.
Can’t believe I’m only discovering this now! More of this please. Awesome!
thoughtful and provocative
Great interview. We must love one another.