By Emmanuel Acho | YouTube | 10m
Published in June of 2020 and ongoing
SUMMARY: A continuing series with Fox Sports analyst Emmanuel Acho who answers hard to ask questions people, specifically white people, have about growing up black in America, systemic racism and much more. Each week he brings on a new guest. If you have a question that you are afraid of or uncomfortable asking – then check out his episodes for the answer. Engaging and highly recommended.
KEY QUOTE: “In the midst of all this chaos in the world so many of y’all have reached out to me – and by ya’all I mean white people asking, “How can I help?” “How can I join in?” “How can I stand with you?” So, I have created this for you because in order to stand with us and people that look like me you have to be educated on issues that pertain to me – fully educated so you can feel the level of pain so that you can have full understanding.”
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