Emmanuel Acho

Here is my issue.

Jackson Dart, you know how several of your brothers, your teammates, your friends, your rider dies, how they might feel about this individual.

So I don't think there's a lot of wisdom or discernment in very publicly supporting an individual who many of your teammates feel offended by.

My brother, I've heard nothing but good things.

I call you a brother because you've had my brother on, my blood brother, Sam Macho.

Y'all's conversation was fantastic.

So I am looking forward to this dialogue, dude.

I don't talk often outside of my sports show, but when I find genuine people and meaningful people, dude, I'm excited.

That's well said.

I see it a lot.

The reason I do not struggle with that is because I believe that maintaining an ignorant opinion is to disrespect your own intellect.

And I would rather disrespect my quote unquote tribe if my tribe is being ignorant than disrespect my own intellect if I have now unlocked the aperture of my mind to a new way, to a better way, to a more righteous way, to a more honest way, to a more just way.

There is a lot of peer pressure to maintaining ignorance, but how can I maintain ignorance?

I believe it was Maya Angelou who said, to know better is to do better.

Like once you know better,

Do better.

I disengage from conversations when I realize the intention of the other person isn't actually to draw a conclusion.

One of my favorite questions to ever ask anybody in life, and it came from Oprah.

After I recorded my...

I recorded my second episode of Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man.