Taliah Waajid

That's smart.

I mean, if you don't know enough about it, it's like, what's the point of talking?

You sound like everybody else.

So you do research and then find out, okay, well, I'm going to talk about this.

Correct.

This is what's moving me.

Encouraging them to do something.

Because it's just going to happen.

We're just going to sit here and wait.

around society and politics and then how does that line up with theology and how can we like kind of fulfill prophecy in real time because that'll put people at bay right yeah keep them scared yes keep fear um yeah so my religion I was brought up under um Farrakhan so my views are very different from a lot of people you know that I interact with and um

Yeah, fear, religion to me is just based on fear.

Yeah.

It's just based on, even that one was, you know, but there was some really strong things that helped me then and hold me now.

One thing that really sticks out is black man do for yourself.

That right there, you know, and it's relevant today too.

You know, it seems like it's coming back to where black people are understanding that no one's going to do it for you.

You have to get out there and do it for yourself.

people can change kind of situation.

So do you think someone can become educated and no longer be a bigot?

Why do we depend on it?